Europe's capital markets are getting a new foundation.
The 28-nation European Union's top markets regulator yesterdaymade public more than 800 pages of proposed rules that covereverything from high-frequency trading curbs to transparencyrequirements for bond markets and position limits for commodityderivatives, with the aim of boosting confidence in the financialsystem.
releaThe publication marks “an important step in the biggestoverhaul of financial markets regulation in the EU for a decade,”Steven Maijoor, chairman of the Paris-based European Securities andMarkets Authority (ESMA), said in an e-mailed statement.
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