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The European Banking Federation (EBF) champions the Basel Committee's push for clear climate-related financial risk disclosures in banking, aligning with Basel III's Pillar 3 for market discipline. The EBF advocates for transparency and risk-aware banking practices to manage climate risks.

The Capital Markets Union (CMU) aims to unify EU capital markets, enhancing free capital flow across borders, thus supporting SMEs and investors. By breaking down financial barriers, the CMU fosters growth, investment, and a diversified EU financial ecosystem.

AIFMD II signifies a pivotal advancement in regulating alternative investment funds. It addresses crucial aspects such as investor safeguarding, risk management, and operational efficacy.

The EU's AI Act establishes a comprehensive framework for the safe, ethical, and trustworthy development and deployment of AI technologies across Europe. By introducing a risk-based approach to AI regulation, focusing on high-risk applications, it aims to safeguard fundamental rights.

CRD IV Framework Enhances Banking Stability: Focus on remuneration policies within EU financial institutions under Article 94 of Directive 2013/36/EU. It mandates transparent, risk-aligned pay structures to prevent excessive risk-taking and foster financial stability.