Brussels, 08/12/2009 (Agence Europe) - On Monday 7 December, several MEPs from the European Parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee suggested that the ECOFIN Council's compromise package on the new legislation reforming the financial supervision system in Europe should have given more teeth to the three new EU financial surveillance authorities (ESAs) (see EUROPE 10032). Werner Langen (EPP-ED, Germany) commented that the ECOFIN Council's conclusions document should have gone...