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Date 26/04/2021 On 22 April at the BETTER FINANCE’s international conference, high-level speakers and over 350 registered participants debated “How to make the EU Capital Markets Union (‘CMU’) work for people?”.
For the CMU to succeed, putting equities back at the heart of the EU economy funding and reducing the reliance on bank funding, European citizens and households as long-term savers and individual investors need to be at its heart. As the main source of long-term capital, EU households have a key role to play. But inviting EU savers to participate more directly in capital markets comes with a certain responsibility: investing in the EU’s CMU must be safe, fair, and trustworthy. ....
Better Finance: GameStop Case Highlights Discrimination Of "Retail" Investors In Stock Markets mondovisione.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mondovisione.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
EU considers crackdown on short-selling following GameStop saga The EU has considered cracking down on short selling in the wake of the GameStop saga. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) Ugo Bassi, director of Financial Markets in the European Commission’s DG FISMA (Financial services), said today the EU may consider tweaking disclosure rules for short selling to create more transparency. During a meeting of the European Parliament’s committee on economic and monetary affairs, he said he could envisage the possibility of lowering the 0.5 per cent level required to disclose short positions. Bassi also said that the EU may “impose disclosure not only towards the regulator but also publicly, not every day, but at least once a week or once every fortnight. The more we bring everything into the light, and in particular short-selling… that could possibly help.” ....