Consumer Credit in France

Why this matters

This regulatory update from the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) in France is focused on a new financial education campaign aimed at young investors. This falls under the topics of consumer protection, financial education, and retail investors.

Why this matters

This regulatory update from the AMF Ombudsman covers mediation and annual reporting, which are relevant for investment managers, wealth managers, and banks that serve retail and professional investors. The topics include consumer protection, reporting and disclosure, and licensing/authorization requirements.

Why this matters

This regulatory update from the AMF focuses on ensuring retail investors are properly informed about the fees of financial products, which impacts investment management firms, wealth managers, and banks that offer these products.

Why this matters

This regulatory update from the AMF Ombudsman covers the 2021 annual report, which is likely to be of interest to investment managers, wealth managers, and banks that serve retail investors.

Why this matters

This regulatory update from the European supervisory authorities (EBA, ESMA, EIOPA) warns consumers about the risks of crypto-assets, which is relevant for banking, crypto, and consumer credit firms.

Why this matters

This regulatory update from the AMF warns retail investors to exercise caution towards proposals to invest in rooms in care homes, indicating potential risks or scams in this investment area. This is relevant for investment managers, wealth managers, and the broader investing public.

Why this matters

This regulatory update from the AMF focuses on the development and challenges of the SPAC market, which impacts capital markets, consumer credit, and mortgage/lending firms. Key topics include market abuse, reporting/disclosure, and authorization/licensing requirements for SPAC-related activities.