EU regulators issue market risk warnings on Brexit and cyber-security
Cyber-security an 'escalating threat'
ESMA, EBA and EIOPA issue joint statement on risks to financial stability
European Union regulators have issued a series of warnings on the key risks facing markets, highlighting risk premia reversal, Brexit, cyber-security and climate change.
In a report issued on Thursday (12 April), the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) - encompassing securities and markets regulator ESMA, banking regulator the EBA and insurance and pensions regulator...
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