European Supervisory Authorities set priorities for 2027
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The Joint Committee of the EBA, EIOPA and ESMA publishes its 2027 work programme, prioritising digital operational resilience (DORA), technological innovation and artificial intelligence, sustainable finance, securitisation, consumer protection and cross-sectoral risks, within the simplification agenda.
Key points
- Oversight of critical ICT providers under DORA and strengthening against cyber threats will continue.
- Support for the Savings and Investments Union and for reducing regulatory burden.
Who is affected
Banks, insurers, asset managers and investment firms; critical ICT providers.
Deadlines
Programme for 2027.
Plain-language version
The EBA, EIOPA and ESMA, the three EU authorities that watch over banks, insurers and markets, have set their joint priorities for 2027: resilience to IT failures and cyberattacks (the DORA law), artificial intelligence, sustainable finance, securitisation, consumer protection and risks that cut across sectors. All while trying to cut red tape.
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