European Regulators

European Regulators are organizations or bodies within the European Union (EU) that oversee and enforce laws and standards across various sectors, such as finance, telecommunications, and energy. Their main role is to ensure that markets operate fairly, safely, and transparently for consumers and businesses. They help protect consumer rights, promote competition, and maintain stability in financial systems. Examples include the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA). By setting rules and monitoring compliance, European Regulators aim to foster trust and efficiency within the European single market.