EU govts look to soften asset-manager provisions in capital markets reform law
By Fanny Roux ( September 8, 2026, 13:46 GMT | Comment) -- EU governments have taken a significant step toward a deal on the asset-management provisions in planned legislation to improve integration and supervision of the bloc’s capital markets. A first draft of their proposed amendments to the Market Integration and Supervision Package seen by MLex would make an EU-wide depositary passport optional, replace annual reviews of large asset-management groups, and simplify intra-group delegation.EU governments have taken a significant step towards reaching a deal on the asset-management provisions in planned legislation to improve integration and supervision of the bloc’s capital markets, MLex has learned....
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