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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13049
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NEWS BRIEFS / Finance

European Commission launches first Academy for digital finance supervisory authorities

24/10/2022 (Agence Europe) – On Monday, 24 October, the European Commission launched the EU Supervisory Digital Finance Academy (EU-SDFA) project, which aims to help financial supervisors to seize opportunities and address the risks associated with the use of advanced technologies in the financial sector. Funded by the European Technical Support Instrument for reforms, this project should improve the stability of the digital financial sector and increase consumer protection. EU-SDFA will be the first cross-sectoral EU-wide academy for financial sector supervisory authorities. It will include 26 national financial supervisory authorities from 20 Member States that have requested the European Commission’s support. The project will be implemented through three-year training programmes, exchanges of best practice and thematic workshops, that will allow participants to acquire new skills and tools. (AD)

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BEACONS
Beacons: Putin’s band of objective accomplices and allies
SECTORAL POLICIES
BIODIVERSITY: EU sets out its negotiating mandate for COP15 in Montreal for an ambitious global framework for biodiversity
ENVIRONMENT: Industrial Emissions Directive, EU27 ministers concerned about livestock sector and disappointed with postponement of REACH revision
ENVIRONMENT: EU regulation to reduce persistent organic pollutants in waste adopted
ENVIRONMENT: EU Council authorises Commission to negotiate legally binding international agreement on plastic pollution
ENVIRONMENT: almost 90% of EU citizens are concerned about impact of air pollution on health and environment, according to a Eurobarometer survey
ENERGY: methane emissions, Czech Presidency of EU Council proposes new approach to leak detection and repair
FISHERIES: Virginijus Sinkevičius suggests compromises to finalise reform of fisheries control
HEALTH: European Commission and Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations refine their cooperation
Russian invasion of Ukraine
RUSSIA: Poland and Baltic States propose additional sanctions
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
ECONOMY: MEPs refine position on ‘REPowerEU’ chapters of national recovery plans
FINANCE: ESMA discusses mechanisms to limit price volatility of energy derivatives in financial markets
BANKS: European banks will have to raise €1.2 billion in capital to fully comply with Basel III agreement
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS - SOCIETAL ISSUES
GENDER EQUALITY: Gender Equality Index 2022, limited or even declining progress
GENDER EQUALITY: third Gender Equality Week kicks off in European Parliament
EXTERNAL ACTION
AUSTRALIA: negotiations for a trade agreement with Canberra are progressing
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
SOCIAL: new study, published ahead of an European Parliament hearing, points to aggressive lobbying tactics by platforms
SOCIAL: 16 Member States not complying with latest ILO conventions on health and safety at work, say European trade unions
EU RESPONSE TO COVID-19
HEALTH: EU Council adopts three fundamental regulations of Health Union
NEWS BRIEFS
WESTERN BALKANS: next summit will be held on 6 December in Tirana
MONEY LAUNDERING: European Banking Authority launches call for applications and contributions for revision of remittance regulation
CHINA: EU extends anti-dumping duties on Chinese aspartame
CLIMATE: EU Council adopts conclusions ahead of COP27
ECONOMY: euro area average public deficit at 2.1% in second quarter
ENERGY: European Commission reaffirms its support for agreement in principle on modernisation of Energy Charter Treaty
ENERGY: European Commission says it is ready to support BarMar gas pipeline project, subject to certain conditions
FINANCE: European Commission launches first Academy for digital finance supervisory authorities
UNITED KINGDOM: Rishi Sunak becomes new British Prime Minister
HEALTH: Commission and ECDC highlight timeliness of polio control in Europe and globally