ECB rejects amendment from EU institutions on CCP regulation
Proposed changes would ‘distort’ ECB’s request for change, Draghi says
The European Central Bank has effectively withdrawn its request to have its governing statute amended, saying changes suggested by the European Union’s political institutions have distorted what it asked for.
In June 2017, the ECB formally requested a change to Article 22 of its governing statute in order to give it a clear mandate to regulate the eurozone’s clearing systems.
The ECB particularly wanted oversight powers regarding central counterparties, which cleared eurozone trades, even if
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