Seven years since the launch of the Capital Markets Union (CMU), EU capital markets have neither significantly developed nor become more integrated.
More than EUR 3.2 trillion notional outstanding of interest rate swaps are cleared every day in the City of London.
The European Union needs an action plan to stimulate market finance across EU markets.
In the aftermath of the great financial crisis, the lack of risk diversification in the European financial system, i.e.
The financial and economic crises have led to an enormous plumbing exercise, involving a fundamental re-design of the global and European regulatory and supervisory system.
Karel Lannoo, CEPS-ECMI Senior Research Fellow, and Mirzha de Manuel Aramendía, CEPS-ECMI Research Fellow, contributed to this book edited by Michael Pinedo and Ingo Walter, prof
The Final Report of the CEPS-ECMI Task Force on 'Long-term Investing and Retirement Savings' considers the potential to steer household financial wealth – accounting for over 60%
The Final Report of the CEPS-ECMI Task Force on 'Price Formation in Commodities Spot and Derivatives Markets' reviews the interaction between physical and futures commodities mar
This CEPS paperback presents an abridged version of a study carried out by ECMI-CEPS and the law firm Marccus Partners for the European Commission and supplemented by additional
The final report of the task force 'Rethinking Asset Management
Engagement between investors and public companies: Impediments and their resolution'addresses the question of stewardship (thoughtful ownership) in the UK and the European Union,
An outstanding conclusion to the work of the task force set by ECMI and CEPS on the review of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), this report provides a gener
