The European Union needs to establish a single supervisory body for financial markets in order to boost the development of market finance towards creating a true single European financial market and turning the widely-discussed Capital Markets Union plans into reality. “We should not hide away from some unpleasant truths,” said Yves Mersch, former ECB board member.
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