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On November 28th BETTER FINANCE and FESE will be hosting a webinar on ‘Enhancing Retail Participation in Capital Markets Through Pension Products’. As part of European Retirement Week 2023, the webinar will assess the Retail Investment Strategy’s impact on pension investments in capital markets and explore the reasons behind Europeans’ limited investment in pension products.

Keynote address by Jella Benner-Heinacher on market structures, “retail” investors, and payments for order flows (PFOF) Thank you for the invitation and congratulations to FESE to organize such an impressive conference in Prague. I would have loved to be personally in this beautiful city of Prague but unfortunately, I can only attend virtually. Nevertheless, I

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

On June 12, the Federation of European Securities Exchanges published a press release, calling for the deletion of Equity OTFs. Neutral, efficient and competitive trading environment is best promoted by requiring BCNs to qualify as MTFs. FESE urges the Irish Presidency and Member States to follow the European Parliament’s approach to delete OTFs for equities.

[A provisional version of the publication was available in January 2024. The document has been updated to the final March 2024 version] The report by CFA Institute and BETTER FINANCE critically reviews the EU’s listing rules, targeting reforms to improve public market accessibility for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It aims to foster debate amidst

BETTER FINANCE welcomes the objectives of the Listing Act review put forward by the European commission to make EU Capital Markets more attractive for companies, particularly for SMEs.[1] Investor associations have long emphasised that to revitalise the Capital Markets Union, the EU’s primary and secondary markets need a boost, that is, greater participation from EU

European Retirement Week 2022 will take place from 28 November through to 3 December 2022. The group of stakeholders behind the initiative jointly promote the two main goals of European Retirement Week: raising awareness of the pension challenge, and serving as a platform for stakeholders and policymakers to discuss possible solutions to ensure that people

Business and individual investors organisations issue statement on the European Commission’s upcoming initiative on sustainable corporate governance. BETTER FINANCE joined ecoDa, European Family Businesses, EuropeanIssuers, Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE), Invest Europe and SMEUnited in issuing this Joint Letter to the European Commission to convey our shared concerns regarding the upcoming proposal on sustainable

BETTER FINANCE issued a Joint Letter regarding the European Commission’s initiative on Sustainable Corporate Governance. This communication asserts that leading European associations share a common perspective on the upcoming initiatives. Alongside BETTER FINANCE, co-signatories are EuropeanIssuers, ecoDa, European Family Businesses (EFB), Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE), Invest Europe, SMEunited.

We are delighted to announce that Judith Hardt joined the BETTER FINANCE team in August 2018. With a substantial track record in leading European associations specialized in financial services, she joined BETTER FINANCE as Senior Advisor. Until June 2018, Judith was the Managing Director of the Swiss Finance Council. and represented the interests of internationally

According to a Belgian law passed in 1980, only professionals can benefit from a tax deduction. An individual shareholder of a foreign company will first be taxed abroad on his financial assets and will then be taxed in Belgium. In its ruling handed down by the Cour de Cassation, the Belgian judge pointed out that this law

An analysis by ESMA, the European Securities and Markets Authority, has shed light on the costs and performance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) funds compared to non-ESG funds. The findings reveal that ESG funds have lower costs and better performance, even after considering factors such as portfolio composition. Understanding the drivers behind these differences

With the entire world in the grip of an unprecedented pandemic, governments around the world struggle to bring the devastating Coronavirus under control, save lives and alleviate overburdened health systems. Unfortunately, the necessary health, quarantine and social distancing measures implemented to fight the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, are taking their toll on economies around the world.

Brussels, 23 April 2020 – The necessary health, quarantine and social distancing measures taken to fight the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, are taking their toll on economies around the world. This strategy – crucial to the fight – coupled with monetary and budgetary expansions of unseen magnitudes, will have lasting and damaging economic consequences due to

There is bad news for Belgian investors as Belgium and France have reformed a new tax treaty which, according to two sources close to the negotiators, would stop the Cour de cassation, one of the four courts of last resort in France, from allowing it to reduce the double imposition of dividends. The current convention

Following the ECB’s package for banking supervision in the Eurozone, announced in early October, and in particular since the “bail ins” of bank bondholders, the Bank of Italy said this week that Italian cities’ human rights could be at risk if the European Union forces subordinated bondholders to take losses or convert their holdings to

The Eurozone’s politicians have been very hesitant to scrutinize banks’ balance-sheets and even more reluctant to force banks to start cleaning up the mess. Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), announced this week that he intends to end this travesty and launched an initiative to inspect the balance-sheets of the region’s

Guillaume Prache, Managing Director at BETTER FINANCE, was interviewed by the French daily newspaper "La Liberté" on the stress tests the European Central Bank (ECB) is carrying out in 123 banks across the 28 European Union countries. The ECB is scrutinizing 130 banks in the 18 eurozone countries and Lithuania, which is set to join the currency union

XI International Convention of Independent Financial Advisers (CIFA) Forum on 24th to 26th April 2013  in Monaco. The Forum aims at tackling the overarching question if the world banking system can be reformed. A variety of panels, seminars and workshops are foreseen over the two days event, and EuroFinUse will represent the point of view

The Icelandic Savers Organization (ISA), the founding member of BETTER FINANCE, organised a series of lectures during 2018-2019 to commemorate the ten-year anniversary of the crisis of 2008. All the lectures had the common headline “Never Again” and looked into the reasons and consequences of the crisis. The lectures focused on subjects such as the

BETTER FINANCE provides its response to the joint consultation launched by ESMA and EBA.

On the 2nd of February 2017, the European Banking Authority published its report on high earners in EU banks.  According to its report, the total number of high earners increased from 3.865 in 2014 to 5.142 in 2015, representing a 33.04% increase compared to 2014 (a 61.8% increase from 2013).  The Capital Requirement Regulation (CRR)

At the EuroFinUse General Assembly, on 25 March 2013, Jean Berthon was elected as President to head the one and only organization dedicated to defend the rights of financial users. On January 1st 2013, Euroshareholders and EuroFinUse – the two European organizations representing individual shareholders, investors, savers and other financial services users – merged to

EuroFinUse was present at the ALFI Global Distribution Conference on 12 & 13 September 2013 in Luxembourg. Guillaume Prache, EuroFinUse’s Managing Director, attended the Conference as a panelist and took part in the panel “Regaining the trust of investors: implications for the asset management industry”.   Read the Conference highlights here and see the Conference

On 12 & 13 September 2013 Eurofi is organising an event in Vilnius in association with the Lithuanian EU Presidency for an audience of public and industry representatives. The aim of this Forum will be to facilitate open and interactive discussions between public decision-makers and leaders of the financial industry on the major on-going reforms

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