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The EU committee whose responsibilities include providing a forum for cross-sectoral strategic reflection, and providing political advice and oversight on both internal (such as the single market) and external (such as the World Trade Organization) issues. | |||
It works closely with the EU's Economic and Financial Committee. | |||
2. ''US''. | |||
Informal name for the United States House Committee on Financial Services, also known as the House Banking Committee, with responsibility for oversight of the US financial services industry. | |||
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* [[World Trade Organization]] | * [[World Trade Organization]] | ||
[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:13, 21 May 2019
1. EU.
The EU committee whose responsibilities include providing a forum for cross-sectoral strategic reflection, and providing political advice and oversight on both internal (such as the single market) and external (such as the World Trade Organization) issues.
It works closely with the EU's Economic and Financial Committee.
2. US.
Informal name for the United States House Committee on Financial Services, also known as the House Banking Committee, with responsibility for oversight of the US financial services industry.
