The development of financial markets has long been central to economic growth, innovation, and competitiveness.
Sustaining the current progress towards a Capital Markets Union (CMU) requires both strong political commitment and high prioritisation.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is often mentioned as one of the examples of the European Commission’s excessive zeal when working to implement the Green
Pension funds play a strategic role in our societies by providing protection and peace of mind to both consumers and businesses.
Creating a European SEC is now firmly on the cards in Brussels, 10 years after the single supervisor for banking began its work.
With the latest Eurogroup’s statement, the urgency for deeper and more developed capital markets in the EU has finally reached a turning point.
The EU’s ambition is to encourage clearing at EU CCPs and with EU clearing members.
Following the regulatory rollercoaster of the last five years, the next European Commission will have the difficult task of slowing down the pace of rulemaking in finance, and co
The clearest result of Brexit, as seen from a financial markets perspective seven years on from the fateful June 2016 referendum, is that nobody in Europe won.
The latest results of the EU-wide stress test exercise conducted by the European Banking Authority (EBA) and the European Central Bank (ECB) provide a reassuring picture of the h
Retail investment – consumers investing in the opportunities offered by capital markets – is a cornerstone of the
There are two countries (the US and Switzerland), two regulators (the Fed and the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA)) and two banks (SVB and Credit Suisse).
