EU mulls Delaying Financial Regulations to Ease Compliance Costs

⁤ Updated⁤ May 29, 2025

The European ⁤Commission⁤ is considering postponing the implementation ⁤of as many as 122 legislative measures to alleviate compliance burdens on the EU’s financial ⁤industry. This potential ‌shift in financial regulation comes as stakeholders express concerns over the volume of new rules.

According to an internal document, the EC analyzed ⁢430 delegated⁢ acts slated for adoption in the coming years. The goal is to identify⁤ measures deemed non-essential to ⁤core legislation, making​ them candidates for delay. The commission ​acknowledges⁤ that the sheer number of ⁢these measures is a “concern for stakeholders.”

What’s next

The European Commission will continue to evaluate which legislative acts can be delayed without compromising the integrity of the primary legislation. Further announcements are​ expected‌ as the review progresses, potentially reshaping the near-term ‌landscape of ⁣financial regulation and compliance.