PRIIPs rules under fresh attack as ESAs rebuff amendments
Concerns about 'moderate' scenario
The three European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) responsible for adopting PRIIPs regulatory technical standards (RTS) into legislation have failed to reach an agreement on the European Commission's proposed amendments to the directive, casting doubt over whether they can meet their February 2017 deadline.
In a letter to the European Commission sent on 22 December signed by Gabriel Bernardino, chair of EIOPA, Andrea Enria, chairperson at the EBA, and Steven Maijoor, chair of ESMA, the ESAs stated they "are...
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