After more than a decade of indecision, the EU is finally now set to implement a consistent regulatory architecture for clearing and settlement.
“We are not in a business as usual scenario, but one in which market panic could jeopardise the managed unwinding of the unsustainable policies of the past.” This was the caution
CEPS and ECMI wish to engage market participants, together with international experts, academics and regulators, in a discussion on long-term investing and long-term saving produ
Unveiled by the European Commission on July 3rd, the proposed Regulation on key information documents (KID) for packaged retail investment products (PRIPs) represents a step forw
This study considers the application of Directive 2004/25/EC on takeover bids from a legal and economic perspective. The legal review, carried-out by the international law firm M
Financial market infrastructures are key promoters of competitiveness and market efficiency.
Europe needs to look beyond the current legislative proposals to better protect investors.
Given the complexity and insufficient transparency of service providers in financial markets, market discipline alone is insufficient to ensure their independence.
The final report of the task force 'Rethinking Asset Management
As discussions around the revision of MiFID are heating up, this paper tries to set a new regulatory and institutional framework for multilateral and bilateral execution mechanis
As revealed at this seminar with top experts in sovereign bond markets, the equation LTRO + ESM – PSI = LY roughly captures market sentiment.
In 2011, an EU legislative package on market abuse was proposed, which comprises two sets of documents: 1) a draft Regulation that will largely replace the existing Market Abuse
