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NGO · France
Industry association · France
Declared costs: €3.5M+ a year · in the register since 2009
Retail investor protection rules · Retail Investment Strategy
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2° Investing Initiative · filed 31 May 2022 · source
2° Investing Initiative (2DII) welcomes the Call for Evidence in relation to modernising and updating the investor protection rules and establishing fully coherent and consistent regulatory requirements across the EU. Measures to increase consumer participation in capital markets must similarly address increasing consumer preferences for sustainable investment.
French Banking Federation · filed 28 Aug 2023 · source
FBF shares the ambitions of the RIS and notably welcomes the provisions aimed at improving transparency and promoting financial education but is extremely concerned about certain provisions of the proposal. It would be regrettable if the RIS were to become an obstacle to the objective for which it was designed: stimulating productive investment by European citizens to finance the green and digital transitions.
2° Investing Initiative · filed 18 May 2021 · source
2° Investing Initiative welcomes the initiative on a Retail Investment Strategy for the EU. A comprehensive strategy is essential to match the environmental and social ambition of the Green Deal and support and progress the retail investment focussed activities which began under the 2018 Action Plan on Financing Sustainable Growth.
French Banking Federation · filed 18 May 2021 · source
Preliminary remark French banks have made great efforts to implement the various financial regulations and to improve the quality of services provided to their clients. They are now calling for regulatory stability to focus on priorities such as the completion of the CMU or the financing of the post-Covid recovery.
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