The European Union is accelerating the timeline for its proposals regarding a single supervision of capital markets, aiming to implement key measures by the end of 2025, according to Bloomberg.
The EU's strategic initiative involves strengthening the tools used for convergence among supervisory authorities, and potentially transferring some responsibilities from national authorities to the EU level. This move is intended to foster more unified supervision of capital markets. Previously, these plans were scheduled for implementation in 2026.
The EU is seeking to enhance its financial competitiveness, particularly in sectors such as defense, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology. The region's ability to compete with the United States and China hinges on the ability of companies and innovative startups to access capital, according to a European Commission document published on Wednesday.