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Over the last two years, health-related restrictions and economic shutdowns had unforeseen effects on European capital markets. An increase in disposable income available for EU households to invest, and at least four and a half million[1] previously inactive EU savers now investing in the real economy and trading in financial instruments, has created a new

BETTER FINANCE – one of the only two individual user side members of the European Commission’s “High Level Forum on the CMU” – firmly advocates for a Capital Markets Union (CMU) that “Works for people” and focuses on EU citizens as – by far – the largest source of long-term, sustainable funding for the real

Brussels, 7 April 2020 – The continued spread of the COVID-19 virus around the world and the emergency confinement measures have severely disrupted capital markets. EU Citizens in their capacity as investors and savers are already feeling the squeeze and will be among the first in line to suffer from the economic and financial fallout

Yesterday Oxera released a report entitled “The design of equity trading markets in Europe – An economic analysis of price formation and market data services” commissioned by the Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE). Through this research, FESE is seeking to inform the debate on the design of equity trading markets in Europe, particularly when

2018 saw the start of the implementation of the packaged retail and insurance-based investment products (PRIIPs) regulation, imposing a new standardized information document (KID) to parties providing investment products. BETTER FINANCE, ahead of the curve, was quick to point out the inconsistency between MiFID II`s rejection of future performance based on past performance, and the

In an article dismissing the proclaimed, and in some case much-awaited, demise of capitalism, the Economist makes light of the argument that the ‘sharing economy’ is poised to replace the market economy. Not so says Buttonwood. In perfect capitalist style, new business models are merely replacing old ones whilst finding innovative ways to monetize their

On the 30th of May, the European Commission initiated the budgetary (legislative) procedure and submitted the Draft 2018 E.U. Budget to the two co-legislators, the Council of the European Union (Council) and the European Parliament (E.P.). Reacting to the draft budget, Sven Giegold, member of the E.P. for  the European Free Alliance (also called The Greens),

Economists Eugene F. Fama, Lars Peter Hansen and Robert J. Shiller are this year’s Nobel Prize winners for economics. The Swedish Riksbank in memory of Alfred Nobel decided to award the Nobel Prize to the three economists “for their empirical analysis of asset prices”.  The economists’ research showed that while it is difficult to predict

The resolution voted on 30 September by MEPs from the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee welcomes the fact that some concerns previously raised by the EP have been addressed but insists that there is still ample room for improvement. The resolution focused on the need to build social concerns into the Economic and Monetary Union

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