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EU Financial Services Law for Non-Lawyers

Institutional and Regulatory Framework – What’s New?

September 26, 2022 - September 27, 2022


Venue: Luxembourg (LU)

Organizer(s): European Centre for Judges and Lawyers – EIPA Luxembourg

Language: English

Contact: Programme Organiser
Ms Juliette Mollicone-Boussuge
Tel: +352 426 230 304
j.boussuge@eipa.eu

Info link: https://www.eipa.eu/courses/eu-financial-services-law-non-lawyers/

In March 2019, the European Parliament and the Member States reached a political agreement to reform the current system of financial supervision with a view of strengthening the macro- and micro-prudential supervision at the EU level. This course explains the legal system for financial services regulation and supervision before and after the reform and it clarifies the distribution of competences between the national and the EU level and the implementation of laws at both levels.

In this course, participants will learn about the respective roles and powers of various actors involved in the decision-making in financial services, with a particular emphasis on the tasks of the EU supervisory authorities (ESAs).

This course will also show participants the current status in the transposition of the EC’s CAD/CAR IV in the financial sector and the roles played by the SSM and the ECB in banking supervision.

Finally, the different legal proceedings which can be initiated before the Court of Justice of the EU to challenge the legality of the actions of the ESAs, the ECB and the SRB will be thoroughly examined.

What will you learn:

Are you working on financial services files and you are keen on gaining a clear overview of the number of regulatory components that compose the so-called EU Financial Services Law? Would you like to know about the adoption mechanisms of the EU financial legal instruments, and who contributed to their adoption? Are you aware the different procedures which can be initiated by natural and legal persons to contest the legality of these EU financial instruments?

Thanks to this course you will learn about:

The EU regulatory framework for financial services;
The current institutional setup for the supervision of financial institutions;
The difference between the roles of the European Supervisory Authorities and the national supervisory authorities;
The growing role of EU agencies in drafting legislation, as well as in ensuring their proper implementation by the Member States;
The modus operandi of the EU Banking Union and the role of the European Central Bank and the SSM in supervising EU banks;
The judicial remedies available to challenge the legality of the actions of the ESAs, the ECB and the SRB and about recent litigation in financial services.
Course methodology/highlights:

The course sessions will be conducted by experts providing a presentation on key topics, illustrated with examples and cases from financial legal practice. All sessions will be followed by Q&A periods allowing for the exchange of ideas and discussion periods where participants will have the possibility to share professional experiences.
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