Following yesterday’s vote by the European Parliament’s ECON Committee on the EU Securitisation Regulation (SECR) review, EFAMA expresses concern that aspects of the current text lack sufficient ambition to truly prioritise European investors and support Savings and Investment Union (SIU) objectives.
Record net sales of long-term UCITS in February
Today, EFAMA has published its latest Monthly Statistical Release for February 2026.
The promise of a truly European pension
This article was originally published in French in Revue Banque, © La Revue Banque.
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Joint Associations’ Letter on the Proposed Sanctioning Regime under the Securitisation Regulation
EFAMA comments on the EC’s public consultation on Omnibus on Taxation
The Commission’s initiative to simplify EU law in direct taxation, with its focus on reducing administrative burdens, eliminating outdated/overlapping rules, and improving consistency and application across Member States, is urgently needed to ensure the EU's competitiveness.
January 2026 experienced highest ever net sales of UCITS
Today, EFAMA has published its latest Monthly Statistical Release for January 2026.
The transition needs capital where it hurts most
This article has been published in Responsible Investor
Last quarter of 2025 saw record-level fund flows across the globe
Today, EFAMA has published its latest International Quarterly Statistical Release for Q4 2025.
The RIS reality check: why we must hit pause on the Retail Investment Strategy
This article has been published on the EFAMA blog.
By Andreas Stepnitzka, Deputy Director for Regulatory Policy at EFAMA
On improvements to the consolidated tape
This article has been published on the EFAMA blog.
EFAMA outlines key recommendations for PEPP and IORP success
Buy-in from Member States will be essential
AFME and EFAMA set out priorities to scale up EU Equity Markets
The Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) and the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) have today published a statement calling for policy makers to focus on scaling up EU equity markets by promoting competition and innovation, rather than seeking to rebalance volumes towards incumbent exchanges at the expense of investors.