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CMU: what can be achieved by Q2 2024 and what are the longer term Objectives?

Day 2 Morning

Thursday 27 April

Room :

ROOM 1

Speakers

Chair
David Wright
President - Eurofi
Public Authorities
Rodrigo Buenaventura
Chairman - Spanish Securities and Exchange Commission (CNMV)
Benoît de Juvigny
Secretary General - Autorité des Marchés Financiers
Alexandra Jour-Schroeder
Deputy Director-General - DG for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union, European Commission
Stéphanie Yon-Courtin
MEP & Vice-Chair - Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, European Parliament
Industry Representatives
Christian Castro
Head of Public Affairs - CaixaBank
Christian Staub
Managing Director Europe - Fidelity International
Gelsomina Vigliotti
Vice-President - European Investment Bank (EIB)

Objectives

This session will first discuss the expected impact of the measures proposed in the September 2020 action plan to relaunch the Capital Markets Union (CMU) initiative, whether they are likely to be game-changers for the CMU and the remaining priorities to be pursued by the end of the current legislature.

The panel will also assess the key issues to address in the future stages of the CMU, whether there is a need to better integrate CMU policies with other key EU

Objectives

such as the digital and green transitions or the EU strategic autonomy agenda and how to speed up the CMU process going forward.

Points of discussion

  1. Is there sufficient progress on building CMU and striking political agreements on the Commissions’ September 2020 CMU Action Plan? Can a significant impact on the growth and integration of EU capital markets be expected from implementing this crop of CMU measures and are the proposals planned by the European Commission for H12023 the most urgent actions to undertake by the end of the current political cycle (Retail Investment Strategy, open finance strategy…)? Will the March European Council conclusions provide the necessary fresh political impetus to complete CMU?
  2. What are the key issues to address for the future stages of the CMU and into the next EU political cycle? Is there a need to integrate more CMU policies with other key EU

    Objectives

    such as the green and digital transitions and the EU open strategic autonomy agenda? Are changes in the macro-economic environment sufficiently taken into account in the CMU agenda? Is sufficient emphasis put in the CMU project on the objective of making EU capital markets more competitive at the global level in order to retain EU savings and attract external investments? How to speed up the CMU process going forward?