EU Consumer Credit Directive overhaul mandates public-law sanctions restructuring

The new EU Consumer Credit Directive requires member states to restructure national sanctioning mechanisms, elevating public-law sanctions to a leading role. This marks a regulatory shift with compliance implications for lenders across the bloc. The directive's implementation timeline and enforcement specifics remain to be detailed.

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