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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11879

10 October 2017
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ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS / Finance
European supervisory authorities take stock on future revision of their competencies in European Parliament
Brussels, 09/10/2017 (Agence Europe)

The hearing at the European Parliament on Monday 9 October of the chairs of the European financial supervisory authorities (ESAs) - ESMA for the financial markets, the EBA for the banking sector and EIOPA for the insurance sector - unsurprisingly focused on the revision of their competences, governance and financing proposed by the European Commission on 20 September (see EUROPE 11866).

Andrea Enria, the Chairman of the European Banking Authority (EBA), welcomed the revision, but stressed...

Contents

ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
SPAIN: Any declaration of independence by Catalonia would be null and void, says De Guindos
EUROGROUP: Wolfgang Schäuble steps down after eight years of Eurozone crisis management
FINANCE: European supervisory authorities take stock on future revision of their competencies in European Parliament
FINANCE: EU Council's definitive approval of new venture capital rules
COMPETITION: Inspections into restricted access to bank data carried out by Commission and national authorities
BANKS: ECB reports positive management of interest rate risk by European banks
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
SOCIAL: Agreement on 'posted workers' directive appears to be taking shape at European Parliament
SECTORAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURE: Member States back post-fibronil scandal food safety action plan
PLANTS: Member states asked to finance minor uses facility for phytosanitary products
MIGRATION: Commission approves of German willingness to take in up to 200,000 refugees in year
DIGITAL: SatCab vote postponed at European Parliament's JURI committee following Mr Cavada's shifting position
COHESION: Commission considers macro-economic conditions do not require legislative changes
COHESION: Regions launch Cohesion Alliance for 'strong' cohesion policy
JUSTICE: Creation of European Prosecutor's Office prompts Commission to consider relaxing controls on European funds
ENVIRONMENT: ClientEarth goes to court to win full transparency on car emissions
ENERGY: Council adopts revised EU rules on security of gas supplies
INSTITUTIONAL
UK: EU and London both deny responsibility for slow negotiations
EXTERNAL ACTION
RUSSIA: Vladimir Chizhov calls for new partnership with EU
KYRGYZSTAN: Negotiations to be launched for new comprehensive agreement
IRAN: Mogherini says preserving nuclear programme agreement is matter of responsibility
HUMAN RIGHTS: EU and Council of Europe call on Minsk to abolish death penalty
SERBIA: EU increases emergency aid for refugees in country by €4 million
TRADE: EU puts pressure on WTO partners ahead of Buenos Aires conference
CHILE: EU Council seals conclusion of EU-Chile agreement on trade in organic products
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
TURKEY: Council of Europe denounces Turkish law as attacking local democracy
SPAIN: Spanish ministers' staggered comments on investigations of allegations of police brutality in Catalonia
NEWS BRIEFS
AFRICA: Young people from EU and Africa prepare for Abidjan summit
AGRICULTURE: Council gives go-ahead to regulation to reduce acrylamide in food
CATALONIA: CoR Catalan members will no longer take part in Spanish delegation meetings
EUROGROUP: Finance ministers give unanimous backing for Jeroen Dijsselbloem to remain head of Eurogroup until end of his term of office
ECI: Commission  gives green light to 'Stop glyphosate' citizens' initiative
DIGITAL: Final adoption of  Wifi4EU programme
TRANSPORT: 15 national transport organisations oppose application of rules on posted workers in road transport sector
TUNISIA: Commission's green light to €200 million loan
WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT
European Library: N. 1194