Summary
This regulation moves the European Banking Authority's headquarters from London to Paris due to Brexit and addresses concerns regarding the democratic transparency of the selection process. 10 16.11.2018
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economy
european union
public administration
public finance and budget policy
Key points
- The headquarters of the European Banking Authority is officially relocated from London to Paris, France.
- The relocation must take effect by March 30, 2019, or on the date the United Kingdom officially leaves the European Union, whichever occurs first.
- The costs associated with this move will be covered by the European Union's general budget and paid for by EU taxpayers.
- While agencies may share administrative support services, their core regulatory powers and governance must remain independent.
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