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‘Flawed review process’ not tackling ‘the heart of the issue’
The European Fund and Asset Management Association (Efama) is calling on the European Commission to give industry more time to implement the Packaged Retail and Insurance-based Investment Products (Priips) rules.
This is because the Regulatory Technical Standard (RTS) in the key information documents (Kids) “falls short of conducting a proper Level 1 review”, the trade body said.
It said that a review “is explicitly required by the Level 1 regulation and is overdue [by] more than one year”.
Efama believes this to be a “flawed review process, not tackling the heart of the issue”.
Groups urge a halt to Priips KID rules ahead of vote Feb 02, 2021 By Funds Europe
Investor groups are urging EU officials to re-visit fund information rules, warning that retail investors will not get the information they need and that product-comparison websites could be thwarted in delivering fund comparisons.
Organisations including the CFA Institute are re-igniting the ongoing ‘Priips’ saga ahead of a vote this month by the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (Eiopa) – a European Supervisory Authority (ESA) on Level 2 rules.
CFA Institute and Better Finance issued a joint statement urging officials to consider Level 1 rules first, saying it is not in the spirit of EU law to revise Level 2 rules ahead of Level 1.