The ECMI Annual Conference 2022 gathered policymakers, industry participants an academics for a full-day discussion on the future of capital markets.
Notwithstanding the benefits, the fragmentation and multiplicity of corporate (sustainability) reporting frameworks have also increased costs for companies, investors and regulat
The ECMI Annual Conference 2021 consisted of a series of three webinars focused on the European bond market, the private equity (PE) landscape, and the global uptake of crypto assets.
The green bond market is entering a challenging decade.
The key challenge that European capital markets are facing in the current pandemic environment is how to recast the emergency rescue measures already implemented, in order to sup
The pandemic has caused unprecedented volatility in the financial markets. The corporate sector has been hit by supply disruptions and weak demand.
The Covid-19 pandemic has served as a brutal reminder of the urgency to strengthen societal resilience as a whole.
Earlier this year, the Commission started consulting on a series of priority areas as part of its ongoing MIFID II/MiFIR review.
Soon after the work of the Next CMU High-Level Group, the EU Commission set up its own High-Level Forum (HLF) to discuss the continuation of CMU.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) – in particular those that are young, innovative and have risky projects – face minimal financing opportunities.
With the spread of COVID-19 across Europe, governments and central banks are mobilising resources to avoid a deep recession, growing unemployment and corporate failures.
After Brexit, the UK’s financial industry will lose its EU ‘passport’.
