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DVFA experts are dissatisfied with the design of the European Single Access Point (ESAP) data portal.

„Sixty minutes is unacceptable“

The European Single Access Point is being set up to provide centralised access to corporate data. DVFA experts Thorsten Müller and Bodo Kesselmeyer are calling on ESMA to overhaul the system’s technical design.Show more
A conversation withThorsten Müller and Bodo Kesselmeyer, DVFA
von Detlef Fechtner
Ten years ago: Then-EU Commissioner Jonathan Hill unveils the Capital Markets Union initiative.

Waiting for Godot

Euphoria has given way to disillusionment, as many players in the finance industry express their frustration over the EU’s slow progress in deepening the capital markets. But many of the decisive levers for reform actually remain in the hands of national governments.Show more
EditorialCapital Markets Union
von Detlef Fechtner
Europe's capital markets remain fragmented, despite years of efforts to establish a Capital Markets Union.

„We need Capital Markets Union“

When Tom Théobald, CEO of Luxembourg for Finance, speaks with international investors, he also sets out the strengths of the EU. In an interview with Börsen-Zeitung, he discusses the importance of CMU, and how the EU approach to regulation can be improved.Show more
Interview withTom Théobald, Luxembourg for Finance
von Sebastian Schmid
René Repasi (SPD), Member of the European Parliament

Founders of innovative companies should be able to retain control

MEP René Repasi from the SPD wants to see an acceleration of Capital Markets Union. And he would also like to see the introduction of a new type of corporate legal framework, to promote innovation.Show more
Interview withRené Repasi
von Detlef Fechtner
German Finance Minister Christian Lindner and his French counterpart Bruno Le Maire at the Eurogroup.

Europe finding it difficult to reach consensus on details of CMU

Capital Markets Union was becoming something of an empty phrase, but the Eurogroup has given the term some substance again. However there are still disputes between member states over the details.Show more
OpinionCapital Markets Union
von Detlef Fechtner
Francois Villeroy de Galhau, governor of the Bank of France

„US monetary policy should not affect our own monetary policy that much“

François Villeroy de Galhau warns against cutting rates too late by the ECB. In the interview with the Börsen-Zeitung the Governor of the Banque de France also talks about which factors could particularly influence monetary policy in the near future. Show more
InterviewFrançois Villeroy de Galhau
von Martin Pirkl und Gesche Wüpper
Headquarters of German banks dominate the skyline in Frankfurt am Main.

German banks urge politicians to introduce reforms

Germany's commercial banks have called on the government to introduce extensive reforms to get the economy moving again. And they are pressing for a postponement to the introduction of Basel III. Show more
German Banking Congress
von Angela Wefers
Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz with Heiner Herkenhoff (left), Managing Director of the Association of German Banks, and Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing (right), at Banking Congress 2024.

Scholz promises political support for Capital Markets Union

Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) has promised the German finance industry that he will work towards the further rapid development of Capital Markets Union and Banking Union.Show more
Banking Congress 2024Banking Union and CMU
von Andreas Heitker und Angela Wefers
Karolin Schriever, Managing Director of the German Savings Banks and Giro Association (DSGV)

Franco-German initiative on Capital Markets Union

The discussions on Capital Markets Union are regaining momentum. As part of this process, the German Banking Industry Committee and French Banking Federation recently presented a joint position paper to their respective Finance Ministries.Show more
Push to regain momentum on Capital Markets Union
von Tobias Fischer
European flags in front of the EU Commission headquarters in Brussels

Europe's capital

The Capital Markets Union finally has a real chance of being implemented – after years of merely talking about it. Because it's no longer just about bank or market financing. It's about prosperity and security – in other words, it's about the fundamentals.Show more
EditorialEU regulation
von Detlef Fechtner
Commerzbank Deputy CEO Bettina Orlopp (left), Barclays Germany CEO Ingrid Hengster (right) and moderator Detlef Fechtner held a discussion at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

Banks and the Chancellery take up the cudgels for securitisation reform

The banking industry and politicians are advocating a reform of securitisation rules in Europe. Commerzbank Deputy CEO Bettina Orlopp, Barclays Germany CEO Ingrid Hengster and State Secretary Jörg Kukies are confident that a political agreement is within reach.Show more
17th Financial Market DayCapital Markets Union
von Jan Schrader
ESMA has a large program to work through under its Chairwoman Verena Ross.

Head of ESMA points to limits of regulation

The building blocks of the Capital Market Union are of great importance to the EU Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA). The head of the authority warns against focusing solely on regulation in the project.Show more
17th Financial Market DayCapital markets union
von Wolf Brandes
The capital markets in Europe are fragmented. A Capital Markets Union has been sought for years. However, Europe is making little progress.

A regular on the Bullshit Bingo list

There is a lot of talk about the Capital Markets Union – but little is happening. French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire has now made a proposal. Some elements of it are not convincing. But at least Le Maire is focussing attention on one crucial point.Show more
OpinionCapital Markets Union
von Detlef Fechtner
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