Übersetzung für "Capital markets " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

modernising the Prospectus Directive to make it less costly for businesses to raise funds publicly, review regulatory barriers to small firms listing on equity and debt markets; developing Europe’s capacity to link capital-hungry firms with potential investors, including through the possible development of a Europe-wide information system that helps interaction of finance-seeking SMEs and finance providers to find each other throughlinking up national systems, and working with European banking federations and business organisations to structure the feedback given by banks declining SME credit applications; promoting advisory capacity in all Member States to assist SMEs that could benefit from alternative sources of finance; developing a ...[+++]strategy for providing assistance, where requested by Member States with smaller capital markets, to boost local capital markets’ capacity, for example by helping a Member State to grow a local venture capital market; working closely with the first SME Growth Markets – a new market sub-category created under MiFID II which would apply from January 2017 and which aims to facilitate access to capital for SMEs - to ensure that the regulatory environment for these incubator markets delivers the expected results;

Entrepreneurs whose companies have strong commercial prospects should benefit, for example, from more business angel investment, venture capital funds, and loan originating funds; increased capacity to attract investment through the removal of barriers which prevent a better allocation of capital across borders (reduction in tax deterrents, more efficient insolvency procedures, and more efficient clearing and settlement processes); and greater choice and higher potential returns for investors throughefforts to enhance the range of retail investment products on offer, and increased efficiency and service quality in the intermediation chain; and a possibility to benefit from tailored assistance from the Commission to deve ...[+++]lop local capital markets capacity building on the features of the national market.

promoting private placements (i.e. the selling of securities to a limited number of investors), whereby companies issue debt instruments to institutional or other experienced investors, across the EU, building on successful experiences such as the one in Germany and through supporting market-led initiatives such as the one undertaken by the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) to promote the use of standardised documentation; a review of the Prospectus Directive to reduce the cost and simplify the process of issuing a prospectus (see below); a review of the functioning of EU corporate bond ...[+++]markets focusing on how market liquidity can be improved, the potential impact of regulatory reforms, market developments and voluntary standardisation of offer documentation; exploring with the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) the possibility of developing a voluntary tailor-made accounting solution, which could be used for companies admitted to trading on SME Growth Markets; and addressing the debt/equity bias through work on the Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base (see IP/15/5188).

it should maximise the benefits of capital markets for the economy, growth and jobs; it should create a single market for capital for all 28 Member States by removing barriers to cross-border investment within the EU and fostering stronger connections with global capital markets; it should be built on firm foundations of financial stability, with a single rulebook for financial services which is effectively and consistently enforced; it should ensure an effective level of investor protection; and

One example of the opportunities a fully functioning single market for capital could offer: if EU venture capital markets were as deep as the US, as much as 90 billion euro more in funds would have been available to companies between 2008 and 2013.

Since the objectives of this Regulation, namely to ensure uniform requirements apply to the marketing of qualifying venture capital funds and to establish a simple registration system for managers of qualifying venture capital funds, thereby facilitating the marketing of qualifying venture capital funds throughout the Union, while taking full account of the need to balance safety and reliability associated with the use of the designation ‘EuVECA’ with the efficient operation of the venture capital market and the cost for its various stakeholders, cannot b ...[+++]e sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore, by reason of its scale and effects, be better achieved at Union level, the Union may adopt measures in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty on European Union.