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ESMA has issued a statement on sustainability disclosure in prospectuses issued under the EU Prospectus Regulation. Although the statement is directed to EU National Competent...

Europe’s equity markets are losing the liquidity race against their US counterparts for various reasons, but two measures in particular may help to make Europe a more attractive destination for investors. The conclusion of the ongoing Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation review and new EU Listing Act proposals will hopefully tip the scales in Europe’s favour.

The securitisation industry is already very familiar with data reporting requirements. The growing need for disclosure supporting sustainability credentials will only add to this. We...

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<li> <strong><em><span>JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley maintain the top two positions with Jefferies rising up to third place overall</span></em></strong> </li>
<li> <strong><em><span>Further shifts in the top 20 league table expected as a result of regulatory uncertainty in the UK and US<br /><br /></span></em></strong> </li>
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The messages are clear - investment in senior analyst teams is paying off for investment research providers.

<h3><b><span>Improving European capital markets requires a holistic look at legislation to ensure they have the lowest cost of capital accompanied with the highest depth of liquidity. The major reforms currently being discussed by the co-legislators are a true opportunity to strengthen capital markets and increase their attractiveness and resilience, which are critical to fostering economic growth in an increasingly volatile and uncertain macroeconomic environment.</span>...

ANTITRUST AND COMPETITION - EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation Expected to Enter into Force by Mid-2023 - On 28 November 2022, the Council of the European Union adopted the Foreign...

On 28 November 2022, the Council of the European Union adopted the FSR, which granted the European Commission the power to investigate foreign subsidies that distort the EU internal market and to remedy any possible distortion that they would create.

Europe Daily News, the latest policy and legal developments in the European Union

The EU Commission laid out plans Wednesday to make EU clearing services more attractive, harmonise some corporate insolvency rules and make it easier for companies to list on stock exchanges.