Eurogroup president: We need larger banks
‘We need more cross-border bank mergers,’ the Eurogroup president said Monday in Brussels.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
‘We need more cross-border bank mergers,’ the Eurogroup president said Monday in Brussels.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
Delaying the repayment of debts from the NextGenerationEU fund could provide some leeway for bridging political divides in the MFF negotiations. So far, however, the European Parliament has been fully committed to new own resources.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
According to new estimates, the EU would need more than €1 trillion in additional investment by 2040 to advance the circular economy. At a conference in Brussels on Wednesday, experts discussed how this could be achieved.
By Nicolas Heronymus
Geopolitical tensions are shifting priorities in the European venture capital market. Investors are increasingly aiming to achieve strategic autonomy – while fundraising has become more challenging.
By Corinna Visser
In its draft investment strategy for the energy sector, the Commission describes how the European Investment Bank will mitigate one of the biggest cost drivers of the energy transition. The EU will also provide guarantees for certain nuclear power plants.
By Manuel Berkel
DEG is currently preparing the launch of a new private equity fund of funds targeting investments in Asia and Africa. In light of the geopolitical landscape, DEG CEO Roland Siller sees significant potential for a stronger global role for Europe.
By David Renke
At the presentation of the legislative package on financial market integration, the Financial Markets Commissioner warned against inaction. Industry reactions to the Commission’s most far-reaching step in financial market regulation to date have been predominantly positive.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
The EU Commission’s market integration package is intended to bundle a series of politically controversial standardization and centralization projects. This should increase the likelihood of progress being made.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
The mining of rare earths and other raw materials is particularly harmful to the environment. Despite this, the European Initiative for Energy Security now wants to allow mining companies to issue green bonds — even though the sector is excluded from the EU taxonomy.
By Manuel Berkel
The multibillion-euro “Scale-up Europe” fund, with which the EU Commission wants to promote the growth of start-up companies, is taking shape – but so far with no participation from the German financial sector.
By Silke Wettach