Add to ORKGCapital markets in Europe are in a process of deep restructuring. At last, they are becoming more integrated and truly European. At the same time however, technological advancements are altering the interaction between markets and investors, posing serious challenges to the traditional capital market structure. This CEPS Task Force report reviews the recent developments in the European securities market industry, assessing its regulation and supervision while proposing a series of policy recommendations
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The new Treaty of Lisbon brings important changes to the European construction, including a signific...
After the adoption of the EU pension funds directive, the regulatory framework for asset management ...
Excessive leverage and risk-taking by large international banks were the main causes of the 2008-09 ...
Capital markets in Europe are in a process of deep restructuring. At last, they are becoming more in...
The financial crisis exposed dangerous weaknesses in the regulatory and oversight structure that nee...
Three years after a fiery lift-off, the European Company Statute (ECS) is anything but popular. Alth...
With the aim of restoring a strong global framework for economic governance, this study proposes new...
This report is the product of a joint project initiated by the Centre for European Policy Studies an...
[From the Introduction]. This paper analyses the European corporate governance debate and examines b...
The purpose of this report is to identify the possible implications of e-commerce in financial servi...
Non-equity financial markets used to be ‘hidden’ in Europe, in the sense that relative to their size...
With publication of the results of its Comprehensive Assessment at the end of October 2014, the Euro...
This CEPS book examines two interrelated questions: 1) How has the European External Action Service ...
The financial crisis has damaged consumer confidence in the financial services market. Trillions of ...
Drawing on discussions within a CEPS Task Force on the revised EU emissions trading system, this rep...
The new Treaty of Lisbon brings important changes to the European construction, including a signific...
After the adoption of the EU pension funds directive, the regulatory framework for asset management ...
Excessive leverage and risk-taking by large international banks were the main causes of the 2008-09 ...