Clearing and settlement

Nadia Linciano

Chapter 17 in Research Handbook on EU Economic Law, 2019, pp 510-535 from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Chapter 17 discusses clearing and settlement. The picture emerging from thise chapter is one of a significant and growing harmonization, but a process which is still incomplete and, in any case, uneven. While some areas enjoy significant uniformity (e.g., financial services or prospectus), in other important areas national differences are still significant (e.g., with respect to civil liability for false, incomplete or misleading prospectus). The institutional framework is itself only partially satisfactory. The very limited direct supervisory powers granted to the ESAs, for example, due to constitutional constraints, determine a baroque and possibly ineffective pan-European supervision. In this context, additional efforts seem to be needed to complete Capital Markets Union, and there are questions whether the political will to do so will be strong enough following the UK withdrawal from the EU.

Keywords: Economics and Finance; Law - Academic (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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