EU plans to limit financial reforms

The European Commission is moving towards scaling back the scope of reform in the European Union's financial markets, amid pressure to make changes to proposals aimed at centralizing oversight of financial markets and cryptocurrencies. Commissioner Maria-Luisa Alberquerque explained that the proposed adjustments will reduce the ambition for a centralized market merger, as the bloc seeks to reach a political agreement before the end of the year to implement the reforms in 2027. The agreement faces obstacles due to some member states' refusal to relinquish their supervisory powers, particularly in favor of the European Securities and Markets Authority, threatening market unity and impacting the efficiency of financial interventions.

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