The EU regulator’s plans show a commitment to quell greenwashing and make use of data in order to maintain strict oversight of the bloc.
In October, the European Securities and Markets Authority published its strategy for 2023–2028, detailing the three priorities and two thematic drivers that will shape its response to future challenges. These include strengthening financial stability, market supervision and the protection of retail investors, while focusing on sustainable finance and technological innovation and the use of data.
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