The EU’s six biggest economies are calling for large stock exchanges and other critical financial entities to be supervised at the EU rather than national level, as they try to reinvigorate long-running proposals to unify the bloc’s capital markets.
The push, led by Berlin and Paris, is part of attempts to boost the EU’s competitiveness at a time when the continent is struggling with low growth, fierce competition from Chinese exports, US trade tariffs and the threat of a second energy crisis.
It also marks a substantial shift for Germany, which had long opposed the idea of centralised supervision.
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