Single market for capital
With the free movement of people, goods and services, the free movement of capital is one of the four fundamental freedoms of the EU. Making this a reality as of 1 July 1990 was the first stage towards economic and monetary union which culminated in the introduction of the euro.
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Applying the principle of the free movement of capital
- Achieving the free circulation of capital
- A concerted effort to establish a European financial area
- The legal aspects of intra-EU investment
- Impact on capital markets
- Facility providing financial assistance for balances of payments
- Removing obstacles to cross-border investments by venture capital funds
- A common European approach to Sovereign Wealth Funds
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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ECONOMIC STAKEHOLDERS
- Public and private economic stakeholders and free movement of capital - banks
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Public and private economic stakeholders and free movement of capital - businesses
- Statute for a European Company
- A European Private Company Statute
- Fourth Directive: annual accounts of companies with limited liability
- Seventh Directive: consolidated accounts of companies with limited liability
- International accounting standards (IAS)
- Accounting documents of branches of foreign credit and financial institutions
- Settlement finality in payment and securities settlement systems
- Investor compensation schemes
- Public and private economic stakeholders and free movement of capital - consumers
- Fiscal aspects of the free movement of capital - economic stakeholders
- Fiscal aspects of the free movement of capital - economic stakeholders - private individuals
- Fight against fraud
- Free movement of capital and relations within and outside the Union