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Please find below a summary of Insurance Europe's comments on the EC inception impact assessment on a single EU access point for company information. Our detailed comments can be found in the attached position paper.
The European insurance industry welcomes the European Commission’s proposal establishing a European Single Access Point (ESAP). It will allow insurers, Europe’s largest institutional investors, to access robust, comparable and reliable financial and ESG data in an electronic machine-readable format, steer their investment portfolios more effectively towards sustainability objectives and comply with their disclosure…
The Bucharest Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIB) welcomes the creation of Financial transparency – single EU access point for company information and has a direct interest in making use of it. Better access to data helps decision usefulness aspect of information and hence improves investment decision making, builds up investors confidence, and increases comparability among companies, especially when data is…
The Bucharest Chamber of Commerce and Industry considers itself a relevant stakeholder in the proposal for regulation on Trade – mechanism to deter & counteract coercive action by non-EU countries, hence we appreciate the opportunity to provide feed-back.
Insurance Europe welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the European Commission’s consultation on the proposal for a regulation for an anti-coercion instrument (ACI). Insurance Europe strongly supports the aim of the proposal; the EU should be empowered to react when a third country adopts or threatens to adopt measures to pressure the EU or a member state into making a particular policy choice.
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