MEPs pressure European Commission to deliver financial reforms

Demand for speedier action comes ahead of a key meeting on Mifid II by member states today

The European Parliament is raising concerns with the European Commission and the Council of the European Union regarding the slow speed of financial sector reform, including the lack of progress on key trading rules.

A motion tabled yesterday by Sharon Bowles MEP, chair of the Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee, will be voted on by MEPs tomorrow and calls on the Council to move ahead with a number of European regulatory initiatives.

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