EU lawmakers’ Nov. 10 banking competitiveness vote delayed amid differences
By Fanny Roux ( November 5, 2026, 16:39 GMT | Insight) -- An EU lawmakers' vote on their priorities for the competitiveness of the bloc’s banking sector scheduled for Nov. 10 vote has been postponed to give the lead negotiator more time to bridge differences and finalize the text, MLex has learned. The text aims to inform debate ahead of a legislative package to boost the banking sector’s competitiveness, which is due to be put forward by the European Commission in the first quarter of next year.An EU lawmakers' vote on their priorities for the competitiveness of the bloc’s banking sector scheduled for Nov. 10 vote has been postponed to give the lead negotiator more time to bridge differences and finalize the text, MLex has learned....
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