FERMA, the Federation of European Risk Management Associations, has published its EU Policy Manifesto, outlining its priorities for policymakers in EU Institutions for the upcoming 2024-2029 mandate and explains how the Federation can support these initiatives.
Typhaine Beaupérin, CEO, FERMA stated: “We will use our Manifesto to provide a robust basis for productive discussions between the incoming EU leaders and FERMA. Acting on behalf of 23 risk associations in 22 European countries, representing over 5,600 risk professionals.”
“The Federation is committed to facilitating constructive, risk-focused dialogue with policymakers that leads to decisive action across these four priority areas of regulation, the net-zero transition, cyber resilience, and crisis preparedness,” further added Beaupérin.
The Policy Manifesto, titled “Making Europe risk ready for a brighter future,” outlines four key areas FERMA believes EU leaders should focus on to enhance the resilience of the European Union. The priorities were identified through a survey and in-depth discussions with FERMA members.
These areas are:
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- Simplifying regulations to maintain the competitiveness of European…
