Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Financial services, banking, payments, credit, securities, and regulated finance. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
5,363 matching statutes
European Union
32023D0933
1 provisions
The Council approves KPMG as the external auditors of the National Bank of Belgium for financial years 2023 to 2028, and the decision takes effect when notified.
European Union
32024D04755
1 provisions
The Council approves Baker Tilly Klitou and Partners Limited as the external auditors of the Central Bank of Cyprus for financial years 2023 to 2027.
European Union
32025D1917
1 provisions
The Decision approves EY Accountants B.V. as the external auditors of De Nederlandsche Bank for financial years 2026 to 2032.
European Union
32022R0951
456 provisions
This regulation updates EU banking reporting annexes and starts applying 20 days after publication.
European Union
32020D1735
1 provisions
This ECB decision amends Decision (EU) 2016/2248 and sets when the amendment takes effect and starts to apply.
European Union
32017R0969
9 provisions
This regulation imposes definitive countervailing duties on certain hot-rolled flat steel imports from China and defines excluded product types.
European Union
32017R0366
11 provisions
This part describes an EU anti-subsidy expiry review on Chinese solar photovoltaic modules and cells, including the product scope, excluded products, review steps, and deadlines for responses.
European Union
32023R0313
455 provisions
This regulation amends an existing EU banking reporting regulation and sets the rules on when it starts to apply.
European Union
32024R0348
476 provisions
This regulation amends reporting rules for institutions, especially market risk and IFRS 9 benchmarking templates, and requires market-risk institutions to submit specified Annex VII information to their competent authority.
European Union
32015D0050
1 provisions
The ECB and national central banks must monitor reporting agents’ compliance with minimum reporting standards, and they may start an assessment or infringement procedure if there is non-compliance.
European Union
E2011C0057
1 provisions
The decision amends the state aid guidelines for banks, tightening conditions for government guarantees and requiring restructuring plans or viability reviews in certain cases.
European Union
32025R1980
2 provisions
This regulation amends Annex IX of Regulation (EU) No 267/2012 and starts to apply on publication.
European Union
32023D0815
1 provisions
The ECB must remunerate the Lenders’ account under the referenced remuneration rules, and this decision starts to apply from 1 May 2023.
European Union
32003D0116
1 provisions
The Council approved the external auditors for the ECB and Suomen Pankki for a five-year period starting with the 2003 financial year.
European Union
32021R1971
441 provisions
This Regulation amends Implementing Regulation (EU) 2016/2070, replacing Annexes I to VII, and it enters into force 20 days after publication.
European Union
32022R0072
10 provisions
This regulation imposes definitive countervailing duties on imports of single-mode optical fibre cables from China and amends an existing anti-dumping regulation.
European Union
32021D0730
1 provisions
When two Eurosystem central banks are designated as competent authorities for a SIPS, they may exercise the competent authority’s powers separately or together, must coordinate their dealings with the SIPS operator, and any operator or expert response must be sent to both banks.
European Union
32020D0628
1 provisions
This decision amends ECB rules on EPCO joint procurement, including who can host EPCO, how often the host central bank is appointed, and how joint procurement plans are approved.
European Union
32025D0873
1 provisions
This Decision replaces Annex I to Decision (EU) 2022/1981 and requires competent authorities to use the ESCB services listed there for SSM tasks.
European Union
32015D0051
1 provisions
This Decision updates EPCO procurement rules: EPCO must identify, plan, and support joint procurements; central banks must inform EPCO and finance its budget; and the Governing Council controls participation conditions and approvals.