FEAD is bringing together experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore how the EU institutions can enhance Member States’ performance in achieving circular economy targ
ICMA European Repo Council - Press conference
Date
08 Apr 2013 08:30
Address
Brussels
BelgiumEvent Type
L - Conference, forum
Organiser type
Federations / Associations
Section
Euro & Finance
Event Location
Brussels
Event Description
The European Banking Federation is hosting a press conference on the Financial Transaction Tax, on behalf of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA).
In light of the proposed Financial Transactions Tax (FTT), the European Repo Council (ERC) has commissioned Richard Comotto, a Senior Visiting Fellow at the ICMA Centre, University of Reading UK, and author of the ERC semi-annual repo survey, to produce a preliminary assessment of the impact of the FTT in its proposed form on the repo market and the likely consequences for other financial markets, the implementation of monetary policy and the real economy. The impact of the FTT has been assessed using data contributed by repo market users.
Godfried de Vidts, Chairman of the ERC, and Richard Comotto invite you to a press conference to present the findings of this paper.
The press conference will be held at 10:30 am on Monday, April 8 at the European Banking Federation, 56 Avenue des Arts, B-1000, Brussels.
Please confirm your attendance by email to: allan.malvar@icmagroup.org by tomorrow 12 noon at the latest.
Related Events
30 Jun 2023
The new funding period 2021-2027 is now underway, Cohesion Policy funds have been programmed in all Member States through Partnership Agreements, and most are already starting the implementation.
23 Jan 2020
SAVE-THE-DATE
Anti-Money Laundering in the Digital Era:
03 Apr 2019
Upcoming on April 3: CESI@noon “The impacts of different tax leaks and state aid cases on EU policy”
Wednesday April 3 will see the next CESI@noon, this time on 'Tax evasions and state aid – A change of paradigm: The impacts of different tax leaks and state aid cases on EU policy'.
27 Feb 2019
The foundations of modern tax systems were laid down in the era of the industrial revolution: before globalisation and mass consumption, before the emergence of climate disruption and water supply risks, and before digitisation, automation and robotisation.
30 Jan 2019
Finance professionals, auditors and accountants have always exploited emerging technologies to help them complete their tasks more accurately, quickly or simply: from the incised clay tablets of the Sumerian scribes, through the adding machines of the 19th century,
28 Nov 2018
All businesses start with ideas and visions. However, as they grow in size and complexity, the need to convert the vision into strategy and the governance mechanism to deliver becomes crucial.
22 Nov 2018
The economic relations between the EU and Japan have been strong for a long time, but are now about to take new steps forward as they have concluded an Economic Partnership Agreement that significantly will reduce barriers to trade.
21 Nov 2018
Earlier this year the GSMA launched the Data Value Chain report. The report shines a light on the data value chain in terms of its activities and business models.
08 Nov 2018 to 09 Nov 2018
This seminar-workshop will describe how Structural Funds might be used alongside the EFSI instrument, the European Fund for Strategic Investment (a part of the so-called “Juncker Plan”).
22 May 2018
Investment hubs are jurisdictions that facilitate the flow of international investments thanks to their stable legal and political environment, a sound financial infrastructure, and a professional ecosystem.
27 Mar 2018
Beside impacting nearly all other aspects of everyday’s life, new technologies are also changing the financial industry and the way consumers and firms access financial services.
20 Mar 2018
The Centre for Economic Policy Research and the European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI) invite you to the book launch of: Finance and Investment: The European Case, presented by Colin Mayer (Saïd Business School, Oxford University and CEPR)
THE BOOK
30 Jan 2018
30 January 2018, 14.00pm-18.00h - followed by a cocktail reception
Residence Palace, Brussels
22 Nov 2017
With uncertainty surrounding the negotiations on the UK’s exit from the EU, financial services firms in London, across Europe and all over the world still have no clear answers as to what the situation will be post-2019.
07 Jun 2017
“Jobs of tomorrow: what educationals skills do we need?”
08 Feb 2017
INVITATION
25 Jan 2017
Following the European Commission's proposal of October 2016 to relaunch the Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base (CCCTB), this ZEW Lunch Debate will focus on the design and implications of the new rules.
11 Jan 2017
“Aligning Corporate Governance and culture: What’s in it for the board?”
Pages
Events of the week
Jobs
Council of the European Union
EPIA SolarPower Europe AISBL
European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA)
European Partnership for Democracy
MedTech Europe
Becker Büttner Held
Confederation of the European Bicycle Industry (CONEBI)
Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies
Bundessteuerberaterkammer
European Institute of Peace
EURACTIV News
- French government unveils 2025 health budget
- The Brief – Cordon who? Weber’s votes leave left in limbo
- EU Global Gateway initiative, neo-colonial and pro-business according to NGOs
- Patient safety, quality care, still on back burner for most EU countries, according to new WHO data [Advocacy Lab Content]
- New ESM study shows Europe’s trade and capital flow issues go much beyond tariffs