Events
Do we need an EU Listing Small Business Act?
ECMI is pleased to invite you to the conference:
Do we need an EU Listing Small Business Act?
Opening remarks by Mme Christine LAGARDE,
THE GOVERNANCE OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
CEPS Corporate Breakfast
THE GOVERNANCE OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
MiFID & EU Markets: what is next?
An ECMI Conference organised in cooperation with LSE Group
Date: February 1st, 2010
Location: London Stock Exchange, The Forum, 10 Paternoster Square, EC4M 7LS London
How Should Market Infrastructure be Governed?
European Investors' Working Group (EIWG) Final Meeting. Discussion and approval of the final report
With this initiative sponsored by CFA institute Centre, ECMI leads the research on European capital markets through a more direct involvement of European investors. In the light of the credit crisis, the European Investors’ Working Group recognise and support the need for a joint review with regulators of capital markets regulation. The direct dialogue with European institutions will stimulate the debate and will be fruitful source of ideas for the forthcoming final report.
OTC Derivatives: Catching the train to centralisation
The midst of the financial storm is behind us and regulators on both sides of the
Measuring the impact of the crisis on public debt
Organised jointly by the Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy (CIPFA), the European Capital Markets Institute (ECMI) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), the seminar will ask:
Informal Hearings of the European Investors' Working Group (EIWG) - Second Meeting
With this initiative sponsored by CFA institute Centre, ECMI leads the research on European capital markets through a more direct involvement of European investors. In the light of the credit crisis, the European Investors’ Working Group recognise and support the need for a joint review with regulators of capital markets regulation. The direct dialogue with European institutions will stimulate the debate and will be fruitful source of ideas for the forthcoming final report.
Testimony:
Informal Hearings of the European Investors' Working Group (EIWG) - First Meeting
With this initiative sponsored by CFA institute Centre, ECMI leads the research on European capital markets through a more direct involvement of European investors. In the light of the credit crisis, the European Investors’ Working Group recognise and support the need for a joint review with regulators of capital markets regulation. The direct dialogue with European institutions will stimulate the debate and will be fruitful source of ideas for the forthcoming final report.
Testimony:
