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The European Commission updates ITS for transparency in the EU financial sector, aiming to enhance regulatory compliance and stability. Amendments to CRD IV and investment firm regulations reflect a significant regulatory shift, emphasising robust risk management and financial transparency.

EU's latest directives refine MREL under BRRD and SRM, strengthening banking sector resilience. Key updates focus on ensuring stability across banking groups.

UK EMIR Article 9 mandates precise, timely derivative trade reporting, enhancing market transparency. FCA & Bank of England reforms for 2024 ensure regulatory compliance and financial integrity.

The Basel Committee has revised Basel III and G-SIB to strengthen global banking stability, with a focus on regulatory arbitrage, climate risks, and supervision. The goal is to promote a cohesive, robust financial system that fosters sustainable growth and maintains global financial integrity.

The SRM's goal is to enhance stability in the EU banking sector by promoting governance, efficiency, and digital innovation. Through Vision 2028, it prioritises being a leader in banking resilience and addressing financial challenges to maintain the sector's integrity and promote growth.