Regulation & Policy
The European Association of Corporate Treasurers (EACT) represents the European economy by bringing together 14,000 corporate treasury professionals active in 22 countries and working for around 6,500 individual non-financial companies. Corporate treasurers are the finance professionals of the European economy.
As the voice of business end-users of financial services, the EACT can provide a perspective on key regulatory and policy issues at the intersection of financial markets and the real economy.
Find our most recent positioning and policy recommendations below.
EACT's EU Priorities for 2024-2029
Download EACT's EU Priorities for 2024-2029
As a new chapter is opening for the European Union, with a new European Commission soon in place and a new European Parliament now elected, it is time for some fresh thinking to set up the EU economy for success and competitiveness.
As corporate treasurers, we operate at the intersection of financial & payments systems and real-economy businesses.
The European Association of Corporate Treasurers (EACT) has some concrete ideas for priorities for the next policy agenda for EU financial sector, capital markets & payments, to focus policy makers work in those areas in supporting the real-economy needs.
We look forward to discussing our priorities and recommendations with policymakers across the EU.
François Masquelier
EACT Chair
Financial Markets
EACT-EuropeanIssuers-DAI joint letter on EMIR review (Dec 2022)
Response to EC EMIR consultation (Mar 2022)
Response to ESMA Clearing Threshold consultation (Jan 2022)
Payments
Instant Payment priorities (Mar 2023)
Response to EC PSD2 Consultation (Jul 2022)
Sustainable Finance
Letter on ESG reporting (Oct 2022)
Response letter to EFRAG Sustainability Reporting Consultation (Aug 2022)
IFRS ISSB exposure comment letter (Jul 2022)
Response to EC ESG Rating Consultation (Jun 2022)
Cash Management
Position Paper – Letter on MMFR (Jan 2023)
Position Paper – letter on banking package (Nov 2022)
Response to EC MMF Consultation (May 2022)
Response to EC Basel banking consultation (Feb 2022)
Benchmarks & IBOR
Response to EC BMR consultation (Aug 2022)
Compliance issues & Taxation issues
Response letter to DEBRA (Jul 2022)