On November 4, 2026, the Financial System Conference took place in Dublin, during which European Commission Commissioner Albuquerque delivered a keynote speech. The event was opened by Gabriel Maclaufe, Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland, and Boris Vujčić, representative of the Croatian National Bank, who set the stage for further discussion. In her address, Commissioner Albuquerque focused on key aspects of the development of the European Union's financial system, emphasizing the importance of Dublin and Ireland as one of Europe's financial centers. The conference brought together representatives of European financial regulators, central banks, and the expert community to discuss current challenges facing the EU financial sector. The event takes place against the backdrop of the European Commission's ongoing work to strengthen the EU's unified financial market, including issues related to banking union and capital markets union. Such conferences traditionally serve as a platform for dialogue between regulators from different EU member states and exchange of views on strategic directions for developing Europe's financial architecture. The full text of the Commissioner's speech, published on the official website of the European Commission, contains a detailed analysis of the current state of the financial system and prospects for its development in the context of pan-European integration.