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DUFAS responds to ESMA’s Call for Evidence on the investor journey
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has sought input on how to improve the retail investor journey, or investing for people like you and me, through a Call for Evidence. The goal of this consultation is to remove barriers and better support investors at every stage of their investment choices. From DUFAS, we responded.
Parliamentary debate Capital Market Union
The Parliamentary debate on the Capital Market Union will take place soon. Among other things, this debate will discuss the European Commission's recent plans to further deepen the European Capital Market Union through the Savings and Investment Union. An important spearhead is activating retail investors.
DUFAS responds to Call for Evidence on a European blueprint for savings and investments accounts
The European Commission has requested input on the European framework for savings and investment accounts through a Call for Evidence on a European blueprint for savings and investment accounts. This European Commission initiative aims to promote citizens' participation in capital markets. This should both increase the return on savings and increase the availability of financing for EU companies. From DUFAS, we have responded to this.
DUFAS responds to consultation ‘Policy rule on application of SREP guidelines to managers’
In March, De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) published a consultation on the Policy Rule on the Application of SREP Guidelines to Managers. This policy rule clarifies how DNB applies the SREP (Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process) guidelines to managers. In the Netherlands, not only investment firms but also managers of investment institutions providing MiFID services fall under the IFR/IFD regime. Based on national legislation, these managers are therefore subject to the ICARAP requirement, which authorizes DNB to apply SREP. From DUFAS, we have submitted a response to this consultation, sharing our concerns about the impact of this supervisory regime on Dutch managers.
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David van Ederen
Intern Communications & Public Affairs
Gerwin van de Steeg
External Advisor Regulatory Affairs
Pieter Veldhuizen
External Public Affairs Advisor
Daan Zebel
Manager of Regulatory Affairs
Pepijn Hendrix
Executive Secretary & Manager of Public Affairs
Manouk Fles
Manager of Regulatory Affairs
Ron Gruijters
Manager of Sustainable Finance
Jeroen van Wijngaarden
Managing Director
Marlon Jansen
Manager of European Affairs & Communications