For his part, the president of the AEB, Jose Maria
Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2025 7:13 am
Last week it was France and now it is the Bank of Spain and the AEB who want to stop the technological giant . The deputy governor of the Bank of Spain, Margarita Delgado, warned this Wednesday during the II Banking Forum The banking sector in the face of the challenge of digitalization of the "systemic risks that the actions of bigtech as financial intermediaries can entail, as we had the misfortune to see with the outbreak of the financial crisis."
Roldan, said in a statement that " albania phone number European authorities need to be more clear about the process of opening up the banking sector to competition, so that when new technological operators enter the financial sector they do so under the same rules and with the same level of demand that is currently required of banks."
This means that Spanish financial institutions need new players from the technology sector who are entering the financial sector to do so under the same rules and with the same level of demand that is required of banks.
"We continue to insist that we must be guided by the principle of 'equal activity and equal risks, equal regulation and supervision'," says Roldán. "Despite the reasonableness of this claim, little or no progress is being made in this area. We continue to be subject to competition that is, if not unfair, then unequal , since there is no reciprocity of obligations and rights, as occurs - I insist - in the issue of access to customer data."
Roldan, said in a statement that " albania phone number European authorities need to be more clear about the process of opening up the banking sector to competition, so that when new technological operators enter the financial sector they do so under the same rules and with the same level of demand that is currently required of banks."
This means that Spanish financial institutions need new players from the technology sector who are entering the financial sector to do so under the same rules and with the same level of demand that is required of banks.
"We continue to insist that we must be guided by the principle of 'equal activity and equal risks, equal regulation and supervision'," says Roldán. "Despite the reasonableness of this claim, little or no progress is being made in this area. We continue to be subject to competition that is, if not unfair, then unequal , since there is no reciprocity of obligations and rights, as occurs - I insist - in the issue of access to customer data."