This corrects the European regulation governing how banks and investment firms must absorb losses in case of crisis. It affects the recapitalization rules for the financial sector in the EU.
The EU Council approves the European position for the first meeting of the committee that monitors compliance with the 2005 International Health Regulations, a global framework for managing health emergencies.
The EU corrects errors in the rule that regulates when those with privileged information can trade securities and how market manipulations are detected.
The EU updates the technical regulation for the approval of child restraint systems in vehicles. It affects manufacturers and distributors of car seats for children.
The EU updates the data that manufacturers and countries must report on CO2 emissions from trucks and heavy-duty vehicles. New monitoring parameters are added and errors in technical annexes are corrected.
The EU and Djibouti regulate the legal status of European military forces deployed in Djibouti to protect navigation in the Red Sea against Houthi attacks.
The EU updates technical rules so that national securities information storage mechanisms send data to the new centralized European ESAP portal, replacing the 2016 regulation.
The EU sets how the European Banking Authority will calculate and charge fees for validating proforma compensation models for derivatives. It affects financial entities that use these models to calculate variation margin...
The EU sets the durability multiplier at 1.2 for gaseous pollutants from heavy vehicles (trucks and buses) under Euro 7, providing legal certainty to manufacturers.
The EU corrects technical errors in the sanctions regulation against Belarus. These restrictive measures affect persons and entities linked to the Belarusian regime.