Opening remarks Joint ESAs Consumer Protection Day 2026
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Opening address of the 13th Joint Consumer Protection Day of the EBA, EIOPA and ESMA (Rome, 4 November 2026), delivered by the Chair of the Joint Committee. It introduces the day's debates: artificial intelligence, regulatory fragmentation and complex or unsuitable products.
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Financial consumers and banking, insurance and securities firms.
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The EBA, EIOPA and ESMA, the three EU authorities that watch over banks, insurers and markets, held their 13th consumer protection day in Rome. The opening speech set out the day's topics: artificial intelligence, different rules in each country, and financial products that are too complex or wrong for the people buying them.
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