The presidents of the three European Financial Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) presented their priorities to the European Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) in turn on Monday 4 November. For the President of the European Banking Authority (EBA), José Manuel Campa, the exercise was particularly dangerous and focused on the European authority's decision to authorise the departure of its Executive Director, Adam Farkas (see EUROPE B12329A18).
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