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  • Vastuvõetud arvamused on 20/10/2021 - Bureau decision date: 25/03/2021
    Viide
    ECO/553-EESC-2021-02454
    Workers - GR II
    Germany
    EESC opinion: Reshaping the EU fiscal framework for a sustainable recovery and a just transition (own-initiative opinion – Gr II)
  • Vastuvõetud arvamused on 22/09/2021 - Bureau decision date: 23/03/2021
    Viide
    ECO/549-EESC-2021-02010
    (Sweden

    The EESC underscores the potential key role of the Sustainable Finance Taxonomy Delegated Regulation in creating a clear, coherent and comprehensive framework to highlight the ambitious development of a greener economy without lock-in effects. The taxonomy should build on technical criteria that clearly define the green investments that directly contribute to Europe's climate objectives.

    It is essential that efficient, easily applicable, innovative and productive tools are used, to bring about rapid and readable results, and by also preventing "greenwashing". However, the EESC poses the question as to whether the technical criteria set out in the Delegated Regulation do indeed meet the fundamental prerequisite of appearing reasonable, realistic and acceptable, and takes note of the concerns of real economy actors regarding the negative effects of the Delegated Regulation on financing possibilities and costs.

    EESC opinion: Sustainable finance taxonomy - climate change
  • Vastuvõetud arvamused on 07/07/2021 - Bureau decision date: 23/03/2021
    Viide
    ECO/548-EESC-2021-01-01-02011
    Workers - GR II
    Austria

    The Own Resources Decision (ORD) entered into force on 1 June, enabling the Commission to start borrowing resources for the Next Generation EU (NGEU) recovery instrument. For the EESC, a well-functioning funding strategy is key for the smooth implementation of NGEU. Sound and sustainable funding and solid risk management are in the very interests of civil society. Moreover, borrowing and debt management has to be based on democratic control, legitimacy and transparency.

    The EESC stresses how important it is that the Commission manage the funding strategy directly and does not outsource this. The massive engagement on capital markets will be accompanied with a broad set of risks. The EESC supports the establishment of solid risk-management systems and the holding of the 'NGEU account' with the ECB.

    EESC opinion: NextGenerationEU funding strategy
  • Vastuvõetud arvamused on 09/06/2021 - Bureau decision date: 26/01/2021
    Viide
    ECO/544-EESC-2021-01-01-00692
    Employers - GR I
    Poland
    EESC opinion: European economic and financial system: fostering openness, strength and resilience
  • Vastuvõetud arvamused on 24/03/2021 - Bureau decision date: 01/12/2020
    Viide
    ECO/540-EESC-2020-05865-00-01-AC-TRA
    Civil Society Organisations - GR III
    Lithuania
    EESC opinion: Tackling non-performing loans in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic
  • Vastuvõetud arvamused on 24/03/2021 - Bureau decision date: 28/10/2020
    Viide
    INT/920-EESC-2020
    Employers - GR I
    Spain
    Civil Society Organisations - GR III
    Lithuania

    The EESC shares the Commission's view on the strategic importance of payments and that further work is needed to enable payment transactions within the single market using new home-grown, pan-European payment solutions. It also supports the view that the Commission should act as a political catalyst, whilst it is the private sector that should design the innovative digital payment solutions. The EESC believes that relevant market players should be subject to appropriate legislation, supervision and oversight, ensuring a level playing field among those offering the same services and activities.

     

    EESC opinion: Retail payments for the EU (Communication)
  • Vastuvõetud arvamused on 24/02/2021 - Bureau decision date: 28/10/2020
    Viide
    ECO/533-EESC-2020-01-01
    Employers - GR I
    France

    The EESC welcomes the new action plan on Capital Markets Union (CMU) and approves all of the 16 actions proposed by the Commission, but stresses the importance of prioritising and coordinating the initiatives (with concrete milestones to measure progress), emphasises those that it deems most essential and makes targeted complementary proposals. The EESC argues for two key priorities: 1) to improve the efficiency of the CMU by creating the European Single Access point, by applying a single rule-book and by simplifying withholding tax relief at source procedures and 2) implement proposals aimed at facilitating a shift long-term savings towards long-term investments.

     

    EESC opinion: A Capital Markets Union for people and businesses – new action plan
  • Vastuvõetud arvamused on 24/02/2021 - Bureau decision date: 28/10/2020
    Viide
    ECO/536-EESC-2020
    Employers - GR I
    Spain
  • Vastuvõetud arvamused on 24/02/2021 - Bureau decision date: 28/10/2020
    Viide
    ECO/535-EESC-2020-04982
    Civil Society Organisations - GR III
    Italy

    The EESC considers that in addressing the challenges and risks associated with digital transformation, regulation for technology providers, protecting consumers, granting access to financial services, operational resilience and security of network and information systems are crucial for creating the Digital Single Market for financial services. As concerns crypto assets, the EESC endorses the various regulatory adjustment measures envisaged which are needed to modernise financial services, without losing sight of consumer protection and prudential rules.

     

    Agenda
    Presentation - Mr Levin EC
  • Vastuvõetud arvamused on 24/02/2021 - Bureau decision date: 28/10/2020
    Viide
    ECO/534-EESC-2020-01-01-04935
    Workers - GR II
    Romania
    Employers - GR I
    Germany

    The EESC considers that in addressing the challenges and risks associated with digital transformation, regulation for technology providers, protecting consumers, granting access to financial services, operational resilience and security of network and information systems are crucial for creating the Digital Single Market for financial services. As concerns crypto assets, the EESC endorses the various regulatory adjustment measures envisaged which are needed to modernise financial services, without losing sight of consumer protection and prudential rules.

    EESC opinion: Digital Finance Strategy for the EU