Brussels is shifting from why financial services reform is needed to how quickly it can be delivered. This Flint report takes stock of the EU's agenda as it enters a decisive second half of 2026, tracking the Savings and Investments Union, the Market Integration and Supervision Package, and the Commission's new approach to banking competitiveness. The findings show political commitment to deliver by year-end increasingly setting the pace of legislative negotiation, placing pressure on both Member States and Parliament to reach agreement.
