Luxembourg and Ireland are pushing back against Franco-German efforts to centralise EU financial market supervision by June, warning that the proposed reform would add "complexity, bureaucracy and costs" rather than strengthen the single market.
Ah yes, sure, definitely about “warning that the proposed reform would add “complexity, bureaucracy and costs” rather than strengthen the single market” and definitely not about them being tax havens.
Ah yes, sure, definitely about “warning that the proposed reform would add “complexity, bureaucracy and costs” rather than strengthen the single market” and definitely not about them being tax havens.