On 23 March 2017, the Act on mortgage credit and supervision of mortgage credit intermediaries and agents was passed, which implements Directive 2014/17/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 February 2014 on credit agreements for consumers relating to residential immovable property and amending Directives 2008/48/EC and 2013/36/EU and Regulation (EU) No 1093/2010. The Act on mortgage credit under examination contains consumer protection standards for mortgage banking services, which can pursue objectives and perform macro-prudential functions in the fi nancial system. The Act also provides for the supervision of mortgage intermediaries and their agents providing mortgage credit services, rightly considering that since this is a matter of macro-prudential substance and capable of having an impact on fi nancial stability, a comprehensive supervision of the activities of mortgage intermediaries and agents is justifi ed. The aim of the study is to (i) examine the provisions of the Act on mortgage credit from the perspective of its macro-prudential content; (ii) reconstruct this potentially macro-prudential content; (iii) assess the regulatory arrangements for credit intermediaries and residential immovable property agents adopted by the Act; and (iv) address the issue, relevant to the theory of fi nancial market law, of the interference between private and public law rules in terms of their macro-prudential content and macro-prudential policy. It is also intended to perform a comparison of the provisions of the Act on mortgage credit with selected recommendations of Recommendation S of the Financial Supervision in order to assess their macro-prudential nature and the appropriateness of the regulatory solutions adopted by means of an act or by means of national soft banking law to which Recommendation S belongs.
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Celem opracowania Analiza soft law EBA na rynku usług płatniczych stało się po pierwsze, dokonanie materialnej rekonstrukcji głównych typów soft law EBA dla rynku usług płatniczych i pogrupowanie powstałej stąd materii w oparciu o wyodrębnione tematycznie określone przez EBA standardy i wzorce postępowań, tak dla dostawców usług płatniczych, jak i dla konsumenta rynku usług płatniczych oraz nadzorców (np. w zakresie agregacji danych). Po drugie, celem przedstawianego artykułu było również wyodrębnienie i nazwanie wynikających stąd funkcji i roli, jakie soft law EBA pełni na rynku usług płatniczych. Trzecim zamierzeniem badawczym stało się udzielenie odpowiedzi na pytanie czy w porównaniu do soft law z pozostałych segmentów rynku finansowego UE można w odniesieniu do soft law EBA na rynku usług płatniczych argumentować o istnieniu szczególnej specyfiki czy podziału.
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The objective of this paper, entitled “An Analysis of EBA Soft Law on the Payment Services Market” is firstly to reconstruct the substantive content of the main types of EBA soft law for the payment services market and group the resulting findings according to thematically classified procedural standards and principles (as related, for example, to data aggregation) specified by EBA both for payment services providers, consumers and supervisory authorities. The second aim is to identify and classify the functions and roles arising therefrom and fulfilled by EBA soft law for the payment services market. The third research goal of this project is to answer the following question: is it possible to argue that EBA soft law on the payment services market has a special or distinct character compared to soft law from other segments of the European Union’s financial market?
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