Regulatory scrutiny focuses on how countries apply rules, noting the US administration eased regulations while the EU tightened its rules.
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Updated Jun 17
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Regulatory scrutiny focuses on how countries apply rules, noting the US administration eased regulations while the EU tightened its rules.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The EU proposes giving greater power to ESMA and establishing it as the main regulator for derivatives.Sub-event
EU proposes ESMA gain greater power to ensure uniform adoption across the bloc.1 source
- EU imposed antitrust penalties and fines on Google, amid disagreements over digital taxes, while Trump hosted tech executives.Sub-event
US easing vs EU tightening rules draws scrutiny over regulatory application.1 source
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European Securities and Markets Authority
agency of the European Union
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Marie-Anne Barbat-Layani
French economist
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