ESAs analyse the extent of voluntary disclosure of principal adverse impacts under the SFDR

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The Joint Committee of the three European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA and ESMA – the ESAs) today published their second annual Report on the extent of voluntary disclosure of principal adverse impacts under the Article 18 of the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR). Similar to the approach adopted for 2022 Report, the ESAs launched a

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ESMA Work Programme 2024: focus on digital change and the green transition

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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s financial market regulator and supervisor, today publishes its work programme for 2024. In an economic context marked by high inflation, heightened geopolitical tensions and rapid technological changes, ESMA will ensure close market and risk monitoring and support the effective implementation of the European regulatory framework related

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FCA takes action against Darren Reynolds and Andrew Deeney of Active Wealth for dishonest pension transfer advice

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Mr Reynolds has referred his Decision Notice to the Upper Tribunal where he will present his case. Any findings in his Decision Notice are therefore provisional and reflect the FCA’s view as to what occurred and how it considers his behaviour should be characterised. The FCA has decided to fine Mr Reynolds of Active Wealth

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The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation – Conclusions Paper

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The Bank has released a Conclusions Paper setting out the conclusions of its recent public consultation on options for further enhancing the competitiveness, efficiency and safety of Australia’s debit card market. As noted in the Payments System Board’s post-meeting media release in August, the key conclusions are: The Board decided that it will not continue

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