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CMU: How to make it a reality?
Retail investors: How to empower them
Sustainability Reporting: How to find a balance
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The relatively new world of ESG indicators displays many similarities with the original markets for ratings and benchmarks but it also has some distinguishing features.
Insurance companies are important investors in EU capital markets.
Financial markets, within and beyond the EU internal market, are characterised by their complexity.
The European Commission’s proposal for a consolidated tape of real time market prices for securities is taking up a lot of energy for data providers and the European Securities a
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Seven years since the launch of the Capital Markets Union (CMU), EU capital markets have neither significantly developed nor become more integrated.
The weaponisation of finance, in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, has demonstrated the strength of a unified financial legal system for capital markets.
On 27 October, ECMI will hold a virtual debate with Hester M. Peirce, Commissioner at US SEC. This is part of the "In conversation with" series of webinars with high-profile policymakers and supervisors.
The introduction of digital (crypto)assets, as well as the underlying distributed ledger technology, has encouraged central banks throughout the world to contemplate digitising t
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