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ARTICLE · 08 MARCH 2019

Key Regulatory Developments In The EU - February 2019

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European Union11

15/02/2019

 

EU ambassadors endorsed full package of risk reduction measures [CRR II, CRD V, BRRD II and SRM II] aimed at reducing risks in the EU banking sector

EU ambassadors endorsed an agreement reached between the Romanian presidency and the Parliament on a set of revised rules aimed at reducing risks in the EU banking sector.

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EDPB18

15/02/2019

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) published an opinion on the draft Administrative Arrangement for the transfer of personal data between the European Economic Area (EEA), Financial Supervisory Authorities and non-EEA Financial Supervisory Authorities

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