EU governments' market supervision debate inching forward amid strong divisions
By Fanny Roux ( May 7, 2026, 12:42 GMT | Comment) -- EU finance ministers on Tuesday provided guidance on what they want from reforms to further centralize financial markets supervision across the bloc, but governments remain highly divided on the scope of direct supervision by the European Securities and Markets Authority and its governance. Hopes are that they have given enough direction for a compromise to be drafted on their stance on the proposed legislation.EU governments debating reforms to further centralize EU financial markets supervision were asked for more political guidance by officials chairing the talks in order to move the tricky negotiation forward and seal agreement this year....
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