In Strasbourg on Monday 1 October, the members of the committee on economic and monetary affairs of the European Parliament began their examination of around 1000 amendments tabled to the three draft reports on the reform of the three European financial supervisory authorities (ESAs): ESMA, the EBA and EIOPA, which supervise the financial markets and the banking and insurance sectors respectively (see EUROPE 11864).
The co-rapporteurs started the meeting with a joint appeal. Othmar Karas...