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UPDATE 1-Watchdog guidance to EU banks invalid, top EU court adviser says

EBA says banks should still implement guidance EBA says won’t stop issuing guidance to banks Lawyers say court backing could have wider impact (Adds French Banking Federation reaction) LONDON, April 15 (Reuters) - The European Union banking watchdog’s guidance to lenders on retail products should be declared invalid, an adviser to the EU’s top court said on Thursday, raising questions about financial supervision in the bloc. The European Banking Authority (EBA), which coordinates how EU banking laws are applied across the 27 EU states, had issued non-legally binding guidance on the supervision and governance of retail banking products. Such “soft law” guidance, also widely used by the bloc’s separate insurance and securities watchdogs, sets out how an EU law should be implemented in practice to ensure consistency across the bloc.

Extend Priips rules roll out, EU trade body demands

‘Flawed review process’ not tackling ‘the heart of the issue’ The European Fund and Asset Management Association (Efama) is calling on the European Commission to give industry more time to implement the Packaged Retail and Insurance-based Investment Products (Priips) rules. This is because the Regulatory Technical Standard (RTS) in the key information documents (Kids) “falls short of conducting a proper Level 1 review”, the trade body said. It said that a review “is explicitly required by the Level 1 regulation and is overdue [by] more than one year”. Efama believes this to be a “flawed review process, not tackling the heart of the issue”.

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