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These days, Brussels' political priorities are increasingly shifting from green transition efforts to bolstering our defences. As the EU institutions go into election mode, the focus of the past four years on making Europe the global leader of green and sustainable business and society, seems to be paid less attention in recent weeks.

The European Parliamant and the Council are in the final process of reaching an agreement on the Green Bonds Standards. The regulation aims to create a voluntary standard available to all issuers to help finance sustainable investments and combat greenwashing.

This briefing is intended to give a first analysis of the European Parliament’s overview over the European Parliament’s ECON committee negotiation position regarding the reform of prudential rules for insurance companies, known as Solvency II.

This briefing is intended to give an overview over new regulation from the EU and help you to grasp what changes it will bring and how the legislative proposal has evolved over time. This briefing is about the Revision of the Consumer Credit Directive (CCD).

With its potential to revolutionize the financial landscape, the digital euro holds important promises for the future of currency.

Sustainable finance and digitalisation have been dominating the finance sector for the last decade and will continue to shape the future of finance. In the middle of this transformation stand finance employees entrusted with a great responsibility to guide customers towards sustainable investments and services, and implementing digital tools in an ethic and sustainable way. Are we at a point where employers and trade unions come to the table with different solutions to completely different problems?