Our associations and networks believe that Cohesion Policy has been an important instrument in promoting regional development across Europe, while also contributing to the green and digital transitions. Particularly, we would like to emphasize the fundamental role played by many of our members in the implementation of this funding, relying on our strong presence within local economies.
DownloadIn light of this and the need to urgently advance a Savings and Investments Union, it is essential to subject the Retail Investment Strategy (RIS) to a “competitiveness check”. As it currently stands, the RIS will not achieve its initial goal of increasing retail participation in European capital markets.
DownloadEAPB is pleased to be able to give our comments for the further improvement of economic cohesion of the current framework and the future of Cohesion Policy for the upcoming programming period of 2028 - 2034. EAPB member organizations have been key actors in the precedent programming period (2014 –2020), having been involved in the implementation of the ERDF (10 members), the ESF (7 members), cohesion funding (3 members) as well as the EAFRD (6 members).
DownloadLearn more about the EAPB’s key priorities for the new European Commission and Parliament. We champion inclusive and sustainable communities by fostering sustainable finance and supporting social projects. We aim to enhance EU economic competitiveness through a strengthened banking sector that drives growth and innovation. We are committed to streamlining regulatory processes to reduce administrative burdens in banking regulation and EU funding programs. Finally, we support initiatives that bolster defense and enhance the overall resilience of the EU.
DownloadPublic banks, alongside the European Association of Public Banks (EAPB), are calling on the European Commission to accelerate change by introducing a Social Investment Framework. As we face urgent challenges – from the green transition to a growing housing crisis – there is a compelling need for more investment in social infrastructure. The estimated investment gap is a staggering EUR 1.5 trillion (2018-2030).
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