BRUSSELS, June 12 (Reuters) – The European Commission on Thursday said it would delay the implementation of new, global rules governing banks’ trading by a year, until Jan 1, 2027.
Sources told Reuters last month that the EU would delay the implementation of the rules as it waits for more clarity about the U.S. administration’s plans to deregulate its financial sector.
EU confirms delay of new banking rules until 2027 | Reuters
