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Attuazione del FEIS 1.0

In sintesi 07-06-2017

Il regolamento relativo al Fondo europeo per gli investimenti strategici (FEIS) è entrato in vigore il 4 luglio 2015 allo scopo di creare il quadro giuridico e gli stanziamenti di bilancio per i primi due dei tre capitoli del Piano di investimenti per l'Europa. Si tratta: 1) della mobilitazione di almeno 315 miliardi di EUR di investimenti supplementari nel corso dei tre anni successivi (2015-2018); e 2) di iniziative mirate atte a garantire che tali investimenti supplementari soddisfino i bisogni ...

'Bahamas leaks' in a nutshell

In sintesi 30-09-2016

On 21 September 2016, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) published information on more than 175 000 companies, trusts and foundations registered in the Bahamas. The published data includes the names of directors and some owners of these entities. As with the 'Panama papers', these leaks may shine new light on the practices, policies and measures used by taxpayers and tax jurisdictions – as well as politicians, businesspeople and criminals – which render revenues and ...

La commissione speciale sulle decisioni anticipate in materia fiscale (tax ruling) e altre misure analoghe per natura o effetto (TAXE 2) ha adottato la sua relazione il 21 giugno 2016. La relazione è inserita nell'ordine del giorno per la plenaria del 4–7 luglio 2016 e la votazione è prevista per il 7 luglio.

Since 2015, the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI) has triggered investments of €100 billion for close to 250 infrastructure and business projects, in 24 Member States. In the June plenary, the European Commission is to make a statement on its mid-term review of the Investment Plan to the European Parliament and may give consideration to further options.

Benchmarks in financial instruments

In sintesi 25-04-2016

A benchmark is an index (statistical measure), calculated from a representative set of underlying data, which is used as a reference for financial instruments or contracts. Well-known benchmarks include the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) and the Euro Interbank Offered Rate (Euribor). The manipulation of those two benchmarks has sparked concerns about the integrity of benchmarks worldwide. The European Parliament is due to vote on the Commission's proposal for a regulation on indices used as ...

Several years after the Great Recession began, the euro area is still far from fully recovered. The international economic and financial crisis has pushed down investment levels within the EU by about 15% from their peak in 2007. Even though the near-term prospects seem brighter, high unemployment persists in many Member States. Some experts argue that the euro area, alongside Japan and the United States, is facing 'secular stagnation', a long-term economic stagnation characterised by a shrinking ...

The European Central Bank's (ECB) Annual Report 2014 was presented to the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) of the European Parliament on 20 April 2015. The Committee's report on the Bank's report (rapporteur: Notis Marias, ECR, Greece) is expected to be voted in December 2015, and in plenary early in 2016. The ECB's report is composed of two chapters together with the annual accounts, a consolidated balance sheet of the Eurosystem as at 31 December 2014, and a series of annexes detailing ...

Conceived at the Bretton Woods conference in 1944, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) officially came into existence on 27 December 1945 and started operations in 1947. Its primary purpose is to ensure the stability of the international monetary system – the system of exchange rates and international payments that enables countries (and their citizens) to transact with each other. The IMF has 188 member countries, all of which are represented in the highest decision-making body, the Board of Governors ...

In its November 2014 Investment Plan for Europe, the Commission announced the establishment of a new European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI), to bridge the EU investment gap. EFSI would be financed by an initial €21 billion: €16 billion from the EU budget in the form of a guarantee to the European Investment Bank (EIB), and €5 billion from the EIB’s own resources. Through a multiplier effect estimated at 15:1, a total of at least €315 billion would be mobilised in additional investment ...

Benchmarks in financial instruments

In sintesi 13-05-2015

A benchmark is an index (statistical measure), calculated from a representative set of underlying data, which is used as a reference for financial instruments or contracts. Well-known benchmarks include the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) and the Euro Interbank Offered Rate (EURIBOR). The manipulation of those two benchmarks has sparked concerns about the integrity of benchmarks worldwide. The European Parliament is due to vote on the Commission's proposal for a regulation on indices used as ...