Why Regulation in Financial Infrastructure Is Speeding Up Europe’s Modernization
Financial infrastructure across Europe is quietly being reshaped, not by a single breakthrough technology, but by a shift in how regulators and institutions talk to each other. That’s the core message from a recent FinextraTV interview, where Liliana Fratini Passi, Managing Director of CBI, explained why regulation in financial infrastructure is increasingly seen as an enabler of modernisation rather than an obstacle to it.
Key takeaways
- Market attitudes toward regulation have shifted from scepticism to broader acceptance.
- Smarter rules are speeding up infrastructure modernisation, especially around interoperability.
- PSD3, PSR, FIDS, and the digital euro are cited as sources of clarity in a complex regulatory landscape.
- A common legal framework is described as essential for interoperable processes, innovation, and fraud mitigation.
- The insights come from Liliana Fratini Passi, Managing Director of CBI, speaking to FinextraTV.
Shifts in Market Perception Toward Regulation
The financial sector’s relationship with regulation has changed noticeably, moving away from wariness toward genuine buy-in. According to Fratini Passi, there is a growing maturity within the market that reflects this transition from scepticism to greater acceptance.
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