The EU updates safety standards for toys, limiting hazardous substances in chemistry kits, foams and flame retardants. Affects toy manufacturers and importers throughout Europe.
The European Commission allows exceptions to eligibility rules to finance European funds for defence material sent to Ukraine. This facilitates European military support without meeting all usual requirements.
The European Commission requires the registration of imports of steel shelving from China to be able to collect anti-dumping duties retroactively if dumping is confirmed.
The EU temporarily reduces operational capital requirements for banks to calculate market risks. A technical measure aimed at alleviating the regulatory burden on the financial sector.
The European Commission updates the technical standards that radio equipment, antennas, radars and ultra-wideband devices must comply with to legally circulate in the EU.
The EU establishes conduct rules for financial analyses commissioned and paid by the issuing companies themselves. It seeks to ensure transparency and independence of these reports to protect investors.
Technical errors in the European regulation that modernizes consumer rights in online purchases and commercial practices are corrected. It affects how companies must inform and treat their customers.
The EU updates the technical conditions to verify that vehicle brakes comply with pollutant particle emission limits. It affects vehicle manufacturers and braking system manufacturers.
The EU establishes detailed technical rules for banks to measure and control operational risk. It affects financial entities operating in Europe.
The EU establishes what information companies must present if they want to rate the environmental, social and governance sustainability of other companies. It affects ESG rating agencies operating in Europe.