Brussels, 01/02/2011 (Agence Europe) - MEPs on the European Parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee are unhappy about the appointment process for the heads of the three new European supervision authorities (ESAs), one for banking, one for insurance and occupational pensions, and one for the financial markets. On Tuesday 1 February, they wrote to the European Commission, demanding assurances that the appointment procedure will not result in a weakening of the ESAs. If its demands...