European Banking Authority just issued consultation papers on DGSD3 deposit rules. Here's what it means for EU credit institutions and bank compliance teams.

🏦 1️⃣ European Banking Authority — Consultation on DGSD3 deposit rules
The EBA issued draft consultation papers and set a public hearing on its first mandates under the revised Deposit Guarantee Schemes Directive.
This action hits EU credit institutions, deposit guarantee schemes, resolution units, and risk compliance teams across member states.
Firms must send written comments in the consultation window and attend public hearings to shape final technical standards.

2️⃣ European Securities and Markets Authority — 2027 strategic priorities
ESMA set key strategic priorities through 2027 to build simpler, stronger, and more integrated capital markets across Europe.
The roadmap hits asset managers, investment firms, market operators, and institutional investors in the single market.
Regulated entities must align long-term compliance plans and operational models with upcoming market integration and supervisory steps.

3️⃣ Bundeskartellamt — Approval of defense electronic warfare joint venture
Germany's cartel office granted antitrust clearance for a defense joint venture of Hensoldt, Rohde & Schwarz, Plath, and General Dynamics.
The decision hits defense tech suppliers, military contractors, systems integrators, and defense procurement teams in Germany.
Partner companies can now set up joint operational units and start joint technology development in electronic warfare.

4️⃣ Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores — IBEX 35 index designation
Spain's CNMV agreed to designate the IBEX 35 equity index as a reference benchmark under EU benchmark rules.
The decision hits index administrators, benchmark users, fund managers, and issuers of benchmark financial tools.
Market participants must verify that index administration policies and fund disclosures comply with statutory benchmark standards.

5️⃣ Federal Council — Plans for a new Cybersecurity Act
The Swiss Federal Council unveiled plans to introduce a dedicated Cybersecurity Act to boost national cyber resilience.
The law hits critical infrastructure operators, IT service vendors, and corporate entities maintaining operations in Switzerland.
Draft text will go through public consultation and legal review before parliamentary debates begin.

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— Elena Navarro · Managing Editor, RegNext
Daily Europe Radar · Monday 28 Sep 2026
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