Par Edouard-François de Lencquesaing Confrontations Europe, the German Embassy in France and the Dutch Embassy in France, organized on september 17 a roundtable on the following topic : How can the CMU and Banking Union contribute to European sovereignty and economic recovery ? Edouard-Francois de Lencquesaing, Confrontations Europe’s Treasurer and Financial regulation advisor, offers an analysis of the discussions. Confrontations Europe, in partnership with the German and Dutch Embassies in France, organized a conference on 17 September on the topic “How can the CMU and Banking Union contribute to European sovereignty and economic recovery?” This debate follows a first conference organized on 2 October 2020 in partnership with the Dutch Embassy in France right after the publication of the Commission action plan on the Capital Markets Union (CMU). This second session is a prolongation of the first discussion enlarged to Germany, now bringing together three major Member States for financial
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