The European Union’s internal market remains one of its most powerful economic assets, yet fragmentation across legal, administrative and regulatory frameworks continues to under
Trust in EU corporate reporting won’t be restored by longer templates.
Corporate governance refers to the relationships and structures through which company objectives are established, monitored, and achieved.
The EU has entered its simplification moment.
Europe’s retirement savings gap is widening. Tax incentives dominate policy but mainly benefit higher earners, leaving younger and lower-income savers behind.
Sweden has quietly achieved what the EU still struggles to build – booming capital markets, active retail investors, thriving SME IPOs and a pension system that channels househol
By all appearances, Europe is doubling down on its green ambitions.
This in-depth analysis, commissioned by the European Parliament’s Policy Department for Justice, Civil Liberties and Institutional Affairs at the request of the Committee on Lega
Deeds, not words.
Sweden’s capital market stands out in the EU for its depth, inclusiveness and long-term orientation, shaped by decades of pragmatic reforms.
The European Parliament’s Committee on Legal Affairs has requested a timely review of the European Commission’s legislative proposal for an Omnibus Directive, which seeks to addr
The EU’s supervision of financial markets remains fragmented and misaligned with the depth of market integration achieved through initiatives such as the Capital Markets Union (C
