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EU financial sector priorities for 2030
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EUI; RSC; Working Paper; 2024/38; Florence School of Banking and Finance
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BARATA, Maria Ana, BECK, Thorsten Harald Leopold, NOVEMBRE, Valerio, EU financial sector priorities for 2030, EUI, RSC, Working Paper, 2024/38, Florence School of Banking and Finance - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/77317
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This paper discusses financial sector priorities for the European Union in the next five years. We discuss the progress that has been made in several areas, in digital finance, anti-money laundering and micro- and macroprudential regulation, and also areas in which progress has stalled, most prominently in completing the Banking Union and building a Capital Markets Union. We also note several areas in which additional regulatory and supervisory efforts need to be made: artificial intelligence, digital financial literacy and green financing. The agenda for financial sector policymakers in Europe for the next five years is a long one, but making Europe’s financial system more efficient can help speed up and deepen the twin transition and help foster innovation and growth.