Political Chess: debate over form of level 2 implementing measures hots up

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The trilogue discussions between the European Commission, Council and European Parliament are now under way. Over the coming weeks the institutions will attempt to agree a final version of the Omnibus II Directive. One of the crucial technical issues to be decided is the process for developing Solvency II's level 2 implementing measures – the outcome of which will have implications for the balance of power between the commission and the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority

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