By Fanny Roux ( November 3, 2026, 17:32 GMT | Insight) -- The European Commission plans to withdraw its proposed Financial Data Access Regulation, or FIDA, within six months, according to a draft 2027 work program, obtained by MLex. The proposal, aimed at facilitating the sharing of financial customer data with third-party providers, has been stalled by EU governments and lawmakers over simplification concerns.The EU financial data access framework is among the legislative proposals that the European Commission plans to withdraw within six months, according to a draft 2027 work program (see here), due to be presented on Wednesday....
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