In today's Opinion, Linda Kalcher and Neil Makaroff, directors of the Strategic Perspectives think tank, argue for a strong role for Germany in the development of a new European industrial strategy. The "economic powerhouse of Europe" could use its knowledge in a targeted manner for the benefit of the entire EU.
By Redaktion Table
Harmonizing the insolvency laws of the member states would be important for the capital market. However, there is considerable political resistance in the member states.
By Till Hoppe
In his report on the internal market, former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta calls for a "5th freedom" for research and development. He wants to clear the jungle of rules in Europe with the help of regulations and standardization of company law.
By Till Hoppe
In the Capital Markets Union project, the centralization of market supervision is moving into the realm of political feasibility. In the German government, however, Minister Lindner is putting the brakes on.
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If we do it right, the new Payment Services Directive PSD3 can lead to more innovation and growth. We should not let this opportunity pass us by, says Julia Kowalski, Head of Public Policy Germany at Stripe.
By Corinna Visser
The financial economist is one of Olaf Scholz's closest advisors in the Chancellery. He believes that one of the main tasks of the next EU Commission will be to drive forward the Capital Markets Union and mobilize more private capital.
By Redaktion Table
