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Following the profound changes that have occurred in the market in financial instruments in recent years, and by virtue of the Leaders’ Statement at the 2009 G-20 summit, the European Commission has presented a set of proposals to reinforce the rules applied to these markets. These proposals are part of a larger package aimed at strengthening the banking system and the financial system, including, for instance, the revision of the Capital Requirements Directive or the Directive on Deposit Insurance. There will thus be regulation of organised trading facilities (OTF), which are playing an increasingly active role in these markets, and a decision is being made on the creation of a private label for capital markets, especially those aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises, to facilitate their access to alternative financing. These proposals will provide greater transparency in the financial markets, strengthen the role and power of national supervisors and the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), and make investment institutions more responsible and accountable through the introduction of corporate governance principles. Finally, I would like to congratulate Markus Ferber and I support his conclusions on this important matter."@en1
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