The German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC) participated in the EU Commissions consultation and gave its comments on the EU digital finance strategy - on a new FinTech action plan.

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On December 7, 2022, the EU Commission has published a proposal for an EU Listing Act. Amendments on the Prospectus Regulation and Market Abuse Regulation are key elements of this proposal. The German Banking Industry Committee has commented on the proposal of the EU Commission on a EU Listing Act.

EU Listing Act – GBIC comments

GBIC welcomes the objective of the eIDAS Regulation to create the necessary framework conditions for the further digitalisation of public and private services as well as business processes in the EU by introducing a European Digital Identity (EUDI). The acceptance of the EUDI wallet by private provi

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The German banking industry rejects, above all, the introduction of a pre-pack procedure and a simplified liquidation procedure for micro-entities, which is intended in the light of an improvement of the Capital Markets Union.

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The German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC) welcomes the opportunity to respond to the call for evidence on the European Commission’s open finance framework initiative.

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The German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC) has contributed to the public consultation and the call for evidence by the European Commission.

Comment on the review of the Mortgage Credit Directive

GBIC welcomes proposal for an EU standard for green bonds – further revisions necessary

GBIC welcomes proposal for an EU standard for green bonds

From the GBICs point of view, there is already a high level of transparency on the secondary markets for non-performing loans (NPLs).

GBIC rejects the introduction of an EU-wide data hub for NPLs

The German Banking Industry Committee participated in the consultation process and expressly welcomes the initiative of the EU Commission.

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Comments on the EU-Consultation on a new Digital Financ

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Comments on the EU-Consultation on a new Digital Finance Strategy for Europe / FinTech Action Plan

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The German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC) participated in the EU Commissions consultation and gave its comments on the EU digital finance strategy

Comments on the EU-Consultation on FinTech Action Plan

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