European Supervisory Authorities are EU agencies that oversee financial markets and ensure consistent regulation. These are independent bodies within the European Union, such as the European Banking Authority (EBA), the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), and the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA). Their primary role is to contribute to the stability and effectiveness of the European financial system by developing common regulatory standards, promoting supervisory convergence, and protecting consumers. They play a significant role in shaping digital asset regulation across EU member states.
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News frequently reports on the European Supervisory Authorities’ guidance and consultations regarding the implementation of new digital asset regulations, such as MiCA. A key debate involves ensuring consistent application of these rules across diverse national jurisdictions and adapting them to rapidly evolving technological developments. Their ongoing work is crucial for establishing a coherent and secure regulatory landscape for digital assets within the European economic area.
The DORA compliance deadline of January 17, 2025, mandates a systemic upgrade of ICT risk and third-party oversight across all EU financial operations.
CASPs must immediately integrate DORA's systemic ICT risk management and third-party oversight into their operational architecture by the Q1 2025 deadline.
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