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Consob ha pubblicato il terzo Quaderno della Collana Finanza Sostenibile dal titolo “Interesse verso gli investimenti sostenibili. Un esercizio di caratterizzazione degli investitori italiani sulla base delle indagini Consob“.
Il Quaderno analizza le caratteristiche individuali che si associano all’interesse verso gli investimenti sostenibili così come rilevato nelle indagini 2019 e 2021 dell’Osservatorio Consob su “Approccio alla finanza e agli investimenti delle famiglie italiane”.
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Banca d’Italia ha nominato 20 componenti per i Collegi ABF di Bari, Bologna, Milano, Palermo, Roma e Torino.
Gli incarichi decorreranno dal 21 dicembre 2022.
EIOPA has published two staff papers to provide more clarity on recovery and resolution in insurance and thereby support a better understanding of the topic among stakeholders. The papers focus, in particular, on the proposal for an Insurance Recovery and Resolution Directive (IRRD) put forward by the European Commission in September 2021.
In the first staff paper, EIOPA answers stakeholders’ most frequently asked questions relating to IRRD. The FAQ covers a wide range of topics such as pre-emptive actions, exemption from planning requirements for specific undertakings, cross-border insurers, EIOPA’s role in the process and the question of funding.
In its second staff paper, EIOPA conducted a comparative analysis of IRRD and the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD) to identify similarities and differences between the two legal texts. The analysis confirmed that the European Commission’s IRRD proposal has some common elements with the BRRD while also differing from it significantly. EIOPA considers that the similarities included are warranted since they concern areas where there is no need for sectoral specificities (e.g. cross-border resolution, penalties in case of law infringement etc.). On the other hand, important differences are foreseen regarding fundamental elements of recovery and resolution, such as resolution tools and preparation, which duly reflect the specificities of the insurance sector.
