Oliver Wyman & the Federation of European Securities Exchanges Announce New Report Titled: Strengthening Europe’s Position ...
21 6월 2017 - 11:04PM
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Oliver Wyman and the Federation of European Securities Exchanges
(FESE) announced today a new report titled “Strengthening Europe’s
Position in Global Capital Markets” which sets out principles that
can guide the development of European capital markets making them
more liquid, transparent, and efficient. The ultimate aim is to
facilitate growth of the real economy and to protect European
capital markets from numerous headwinds facing them.
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New Oliver Wyman and the Federation of
European Securities Exchanges report outlines six principles that
should guide the development of Europe's capital markets, and
recommends specific policy initiatives.
Deirdre Somers, FESE President: “This report demonstrates
clearly that, in comparison to the US and Asia, EU markets have
considerable untapped potential which could contribute to the
financing of the real economy. In a globally competitive market
place for capital, European policy makers need to take this on
board and to act swiftly to re-ignite European markets. Enabling
European markets must be at the centre of EU policy, focus and
ambition. Exchanges are a key solution for European companies
seeking to improve financing and risk management, providing them
with the tools to manage their risks and access to capital in order
to grow, scale and deliver the jobs, brands and economic multiplier
Europe needs.”
Daniela Peterhoff, Oliver Wyman partner and co-author of the
report said: “The European capital market remains fundamentally
distinct to the US, and Europe lags behind the US in many regards.
At the same time, the European capital market has established a
world leading position in derivatives trading, most notably in FX
and commodity asset classes.”
This report outlines six principles that should guide the
development of Europe’s capital markets, and recommends specific
policy initiatives.
Global capital markets are vital to economic growth and now is
the right time to take stock and assess how European capital
markets can strengthen its position and contribute on a global
level.
This report, published today, analyses three fundamental
purposes of capital markets, namely:
- Enabling funding, allowing firms
to access funds to invest and grow - and investors to generate a
return on savings;
- Facilitating secondary trading,
providing liquidity to investors, entering and exiting positions as
needed;
- Providing access to risk management
products, i.e. derivatives and clearing services for companies
and investors alike.
Collectively these are the driving forces of a healthy and
well-functioning capital market, enabling and contributing towards
economic growth; Exchanges are an enabler of these forces.
They play a central role in financial markets due to the
transparency and ease of access they provide. European exchanges
are committed to organising fair and orderly markets for capital
raising, risk transfer and price discovery. Exchanges can also help
to support enterprise and wealth creation through their unique
economic contribution in capital raising and their value in
ensuring favourable conditions for economic growth and
stability.
Many of the principles of the report touch upon the often fast
evolving regulatory and supervisory debates in respect of third
countries, particularly in light of the recent European Commission
proposals on CCPs and ESMA’s work on supervisory convergence in the
context of Brexit. The FESE Membership is open to dialogue in
supporting the EU and G20 to strengthen the resilience of the
global financial system and to improve regulation and supervision
of financial market actors. In addition, we stand ready to support
the G20 in terms of strengthening the resilience of the global
financial system and improving the regulation and supervision of
all financial market actors so that international standards are
implemented consistently across jurisdictions.
About Oliver Wyman
Oliver Wyman is a global leader in management consulting. With
offices in 50+ cities across nearly 30 countries, Oliver Wyman
combines deep industry knowledge with specialized expertise in
strategy, operations, risk management, and organization
transformation. The firm has more than 4,500 professionals around
the world who help clients optimize their business, improve their
operations and risk profile, and accelerate their organizational
performance to seize the most attractive opportunities. Oliver
Wyman has a dedicated capital markets infrastructure business,
catering to exchanges, CCPs, (I)CSDs, data providers and technology
firms across the globe. Oliver Wyman is a wholly owned subsidiary
of Marsh & McLennan Companies (NYSE:MMC). For more information,
visit www.oliverwyman.com. Follow Oliver Wyman on Twitter
@OliverWyman.
About the Federation of European Securities Exchanges
(FESE)
The Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE)
represents 35 exchanges in equities, bonds, derivatives and
commodities through 20 Full Members from 29 countries, as well as 1
Affiliate Member and 1 Observer Member.
At the end of 2016, FESE members had 8,982 companies listed on
their markets, of which 6% are foreign companies contributing
towards the European integration and providing broad and liquid
access to Europe’s capital markets. Many of our members also
organise specialised markets that allow small and medium sized
companies across Europe to access the capital markets; 1,291
companies were listed in these specialised markets/segments in
equity, increasing choice for investors and issuers. Through their
RM and MTF operations, FESE members are keen to support the
European Commission’s objective of creating a Capital Markets
Union.
Follow FESE on Twitter @FESEBrussels
FESE Members
Boerse Stuttgart Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (BME)
incorporating: Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (Barcelona), Bolsas y
Mercados Españoles (Bilbao), Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (Madrid),
Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (MEFF), Bolsas y Mercados Españoles
(Valencia) Borsa Istanbul Bucharest Stock Exchange Budapest Stock
Exchange CEESEG AG incorporating Prague Stock Exchange & Wiener
B�rse AG Cyprus Stock Exchange Deutsche B�rse AG HELLENIC EXCHANGES
- Athens Stock Exchange S.A. (Athens Stock Exchange / ATHEX)
Euronext incorporating: Euronext Amsterdam, Euronext Brussels,
Euronext Lisbon, Euronext London, Euronext Paris ICE Futures Irish
Stock Exchange London Metal Exchange Luxembourg Stock Exchange
Malta Stock Exchange NASDAQ Group Inc. incorporating: NASDAQ
Nordics: NASDAQ Stockholm, NASDAQ Copenhagen, NASDAQ Helsinki,
NASDAQ Iceland, NASDAQ Baltics: NASDAQ Riga, NASDAQ Tallinn, NASDAQ
Vilnius, NASDAQ Armenia Oslo Stock Exchange SIX Swiss Exchange
Warsaw Stock Exchange
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FESE SecretariatTracey Roberts, +32 2 551 01
87Communications and Policy AdviserFax : +32 2 512 49
05roberts@fese.euorOliver WymanGregor Ridley, +44 20 7852
7140Gregor.Ridley@oliverwyman.com
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