ECMI - European Capital Markets Institute’s Post

A strong Capital Markets Union is essential for a competitive and resilient Europe, yet progress is sluggish and European capital markets remain fragmented. The AFM and DNB call on policymakers to take an ambitious approach to build a competitive and truly European capital market.   In our joint position paper we present recommendations to shape the right policies and create a competitive European capital market. Read the paper below.

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ESMA's position paper on enhancing the EU’s capital markets outlines 20 strategic recommendations designed to invigorate the markets and (fingers crossed) better serve the interests of European citizens and businesses. Key recommendations include: - Expanding investment choices for individuals in the EU, providing more (safe) avenues to grow their savings, and encourage financial education; - Elevating financing mechanisms for enterprises, fostering innovation and expansion; and - Refining regulations to ensure they’re nimble, supervision is uniform, and the EU’s markets remain globally competitive. On paper (pun intended) these recommendations provide a comprehensive roadmap for enhancing the EU’s capital markets, however the transition from theory to practice is where complexities will undoubtedly emerge.

🎦 Creating effective and attractive EU capital markets requires improving the wider market ecosystem and putting investors and companies at the heart of it. Steps are needed to ensure capital markets can play their role in supporting the financing needs of Europe. What are ESMA's recommendations? → https://lnkd.in/eXbxgpeY | Factsheet → https://lnkd.in/eP7ZWnAm. The actions proposed go beyond changes to financial regulation and are directed not only to capital market supervisors but also to EU Member States, the European Commission and EU Co-legislators as well as to the financial industry.

ESM Chief Financial Officer Kalin Anev Janse addressed the topic of Europe’s role in the world with a video presentation to the DZ BANK AG conference in Berlin this week. His key points: ▶️ Europe’s economy did better in 2023 than was expected ▶️ Markets in Europe perform well ▶️ Europe’s financial infrastructure is robust, experienced no contagion from the US and Swiss bank crisis See video and slides here https://ow.ly/s8HM50RlXXF #ESMeuro

The AFME (Association for Financial Markets in Europe) has responded to the European Parliament’s recent approval of the MiFIR/MiFID II review. Expressing support for the establishment of EU-wide consolidated tapes, which the approval will set into motion, the association nevertheless emphasised that more could be done to contribute to the success of a Capital Markets Union (CMU).

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DIE ROLLE DER KAPITALMÄRKTE IN DEUTSCHLAND - AFME | zeb: The Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) has published a new study on the role of capital markets in Germany. The study, which was published in collaboration with zeb, highlights the potential of a stronger role for capital markets in the German financial system. The German financial system continues to be characterized by the importance of banks; the significance of the capital markets in Germany therefore lags behind other countries - both for companies and private households. https://lnkd.in/e5Y7Q6qd