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Europe’s banks show serious concern over proposal for EU bank account Directive

The European Banking Federation (EBF) expresses serious concerns over European Commission proposal to introduce new rules relating to access to basic payment accounts, transparency and comparability of bank account fees and bank account switching.

The EBF believes that the evidence and added value - to justify the proposed package is questionable. Moreover, it appears that some proposals are totally disproportionate to the actual needs.

CEO Ren Zhengfei: New Zealand is one of Huawei’s most important strategic markets

Wellington, New Zealand, May 9, 2013: Ren Zhengfei, CEO and founder of Huawei, a leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider,
today said the company is committed to bringing value and contributing to New Zealand’s digital economy.

European Commission, take seriously the ECI!

Brussels, 8 May 2013: Last week the European Citizens’ Initiative ‘Water is a human right’ succeeded in gathering one million signatures from at least seven EU Member States in proportion to their size of population. This qualifies ‘Water is a human right’ as the first European Citizens’ Initiative ever to be submitted to the European Commission.

Retail looks forward to basic electronic payments for all EU citizens

The commerce sector is greatly encouraged by the proposal for a directive on citizens’ payment accounts which was published by the Commission today. We strongly support the political principle of access to a basic electronic payment method for all citizens free of charge or at a reasonable price, contained in the proposal.

Statement CLEPA CEO Jean-Marc Gales on EP ENVI CO2 Vans Vote

"CLEPA welcomes the today vote of the EP ENVI Committee on the revision of the 2020 targets for reducing CO2 emissions from vans.
We believe that the 147 g/km target is achievable with existing technologies. The retention of super credits for low emission vehicles and eco-innovation will also boost the development of breakthrough technologies." said Mr Jean Marc Gales, CLEPA CEO.

The Board of Directors of the European Federation of the Parquet Industry met on 24 April 2013 and discussed amongst others both the parquet situation and recent economic indicators on the European market.

4 June, ”Non-financial information disclosure: towards a more sustainable and comparable corporate reporting regime?”co-hosted by MEPs Howitt and Baldassarre , EP Brussels, co-organised by ACCA, Aviva and Eurosif

Transparency, consistency and comparability in the social and environmental information accompanying company financial statements are increasingly seen as important in terms of strengthening the trust of investors and stakeholders in those companies. 

Europol systematically flouting data protection safeguards

"The EU-US TFTP (Terrorism Finance Tracking Programme) agreement must be suspended," GUE/NGL MEP Kyriacos Triantaphyllides said today in the European Parliament following a debate on a report that highlights fundamental concerns in particular about EU transfers of bulk data to US authorities.

ETNO calls for harmonized approach for spectrum

BRUSSELS – The use of frequency bands for wireless broadband applications should be harmonized at European and preferably worldwide levels, says ETNO in its response to the Radio Spectrum Policy Group (RSPG) consultation on Strategic Challenges facing Europe in addressing the Growing Spectrum Demand for Wireless Broadband.

German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers` Association warns: Transition time for exemption rules concerning electric motors is way too short

Frankfurt am Main, May 6, 2013 – To close gaps in the Eco-Design Directive regarding energy-efficient drives, the European Commission plans to strengthen the Commission Regulation (640/2009) with regard to Eco-Design requirements for electric motors with a transitional period of only 20 days. So far, motors that are intended for the use in heights above 1,000 m (above sea-level) or a surrounding temperature of over 40° C or under minus 15° C are exempted from the Eco-Design Directive.

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