Joint wishlist for competitive and integrated EU banking set by France, Italy, Spain
( June 5, 2026, 10:43 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: France, Italy and Spain want to better integrate the EU banking system by introducing a regime for "EU banking groups with material cross-border activities" with harmonized prudential and resolution regimes and eased access to liquidity waivers, as well as completion of a European deposit insurance scheme, a position paper obtained by MLex shows. They also want to increase the European Commission's capacity to adjust regulations, under the non-binding advice of a new independent advisory body and further frame supervisors' powers to interpret EU law.See attached position paper....
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