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The series of scandals affecting US financial markets has highlighted the lack of professional integrity among certain financial intermediaries, as the rapporteur states, thereby compromising, in fact, the very trust of public and private investors and at the same time, casting doubts, suspicions and uncertainties over all economic actors and creating widespread unease in the world economy. I have voted in favour of this report’s amendments because they make a more effective contribution to the fight that must be pursued tenaciously against the darker side of a globalisation that has also promoted a new form of economic crime, along with distortions, cover-ups and manipulations. I think that this must be the approach to adopt if confidence is to be restored in economic actors and this is a prerequisite for our being able to achieve a genuine area of freedom, security and justice and move towards the much hoped-for ‘most dynamic and competitive economic area in the world, based on knowledge and able to guarantee sustainable growth, with more and better employment and greater social cohesion’
as defined in the Lisbon Strategy. I believe that the amendment tabled by the rapporteur calling for statements of transactions made by persons discharging managerial responsibilities within an issuer of financial instruments to be made rapidly accessible to investors is particularly relevant."@en1
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