Afghanistan: Finance and Banking

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CJEU Ruling Clarifies Borrowing Rate Must Exclude Credit Costs—what EU Lenders Need To Do Now
The Court of Justice of the European Union has issued a landmark ruling that fundamentally changes how consumer credit providers must calculate borrowing rates across all EU Member States. The judgment establishes that interest may only be applied to the actual credit amount made available to consumers, not to financed costs such as insurance premiums that form part of the total cost of credit. This binding decision has immediate implications for credit institutions, consumer lenders, and firms providing mo
European Union Finance
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PwC Legal Germany
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Listing Act – Amendments To EU Prospectus Rules
The European Commission has adopted new rules standardizing the format and content of prospectuses under the EU's Prospectus Regulation, introducing significant changes for debt capital markets including enhanced ESG disclosure requirements and reduced financial statement obligations. These amendments form part of the broader Listing Act package aimed at making EU public capital markets more attractive while streamlining compliance processes for smaller companies seeking to list.
Afghanistan Finance
M
Matheson
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Horizon Scanner Finance June 2026 - European Developments
The EU Listing Act package introduces sweeping reforms to prospectus requirements, market abuse regulations, and investment research frameworks, with a critical implementation deadline of June 2026. How will these changes affect disclosure obligations for ESG bonds, delayed disclosure regimes, and issuer-sponsored research? As Member States finalize transposition and Level 2 measures remain outstanding, market participants face both opportunities for reduced administrative burdens and challenges in navigati
Afghanistan Finance
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Arthur Cox
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Tokenisation Yes, Monetary Fragmentation No: The ECB’s Emerging Doctrine For The EU’s Digital Finance Architecture And Wider Views On The MIP
The European Central Bank has articulated a comprehensive vision for the EU's digital finance architecture, positioning deeper financial integration as essential for Europe's economic future. This analysis examines the ECB's technical stance on the Market Integration and Supervision Package, which proposes to transfer significant supervisory powers to ESMA while addressing persistent gaps in cross-border capital allocation.
European Union Finance
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PwC Legal Germany
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