EU countries inch closer to centralized market supervision deal, draft shows
By Fanny Roux ( October 5, 2026, 16:12 GMT | Comment) -- Significant market infrastructures such as trading venues, clearinghouses and central securities depositories would be supervised by the EU watchdog, as well as significant crypto-asset services providers, under a compromise circulated on Friday among EU governments. The proposed text is set to be discussed by EU countries’ representatives in Brussels ahead of the Oct. 9 meeting of EU finance ministers, who have committed to reaching a deal on the reform that day.EU governments would accept centralizing the supervision of significant market infrastructures under a compromise circulated Friday on a legislative proposal to better integrate and supervise the bloc’s capital markets....
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