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France's National Assembly Introduces Bill to Limit Banking Fees

On April 28, 2026, the French National Assembly introduced Proposition de loi n° 2730 (Bill n° 2730), a legislative proposal containing multiple justice measures designed to limit banking fees. The bill addresses consumer protection in the banking sector by implementing measures to regulate and reduce the fees charged by financial institutions to their customers. The proposal aims to enhance fairness in banking practices and provide relief to consumers facing excessive charges. The bill has been referred to the Commission des finances (Finance Committee) for examination and deliberation. The legislative process will now proceed through committee review, during which amendments may be proposed and debated. The Finance Committee will assess the bill's provisions and prepare recommendations for the full National Assembly. The bill is available in multiple formats, including PDF, HTML, and XML versions, for public access and review. Further developments will occur as the committee progresses through its examination of the proposal and as amendments are considered.

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Bill to Limit Banking Fees Submitted to France's National Assembly

On April 28, 2026, Bill No. 2730 was introduced to the French National Assembly. The legislative proposal contains multiple legal measures to limit banking fees. The bill addresses consumer protection in the banking sector by implementing measures to regulate and reduce the fees financial institutions charge their customers. The proposal aims to enhance fairness in banking practices and provide relief to consumers facing excessive charges. The bill introduces provisions to eliminate most bank overdraft fees and commissions related to bank interventions. The bill is currently in the first stage of the legislative process.