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- Angegeben von: Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) am 31.03.2025
- Beschreibung: The EU has established the most ambitious, comprehensive and complex regulatory framework for sustainable finance in the world. While we commend the EU’s ambition and continue to strongly support the important role of capital markets and private finance in supporting the transition, a very large number of initiatives and requirements have been introduced in a short space of time, often without sufficient regard to the interactions between regulations or their combined impact on companies and the financial sector. It is essential that the EU regulatory framework enables banks’ role in helping to finance the transition and that it works in a way that supports the growth and competitiveness of the EU economy.
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- Angegeben von: Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) am 31.03.2025
- Beschreibung: The European Commission consultation on the EU securitisation framework states that "While the 2019 framework and its subsequent amendments improved transparency and standardisation in the securitisation market, stakeholder feedback gathered in preparation of the Commission report on the functioning of the Securitisation Regulation, and subsequent stakeholder engagement, indicates that issuance and investment barriers remain high, impeding the EU from fully reaping the benefits that securitisation can offer. Originators and investors argue that issuance and investment barriers are partly driven by the conservativeness of specific aspects of the regulatory framework, such as transparency and due diligence requirements, as well as the capital and liquidity treatment of securitisations."
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- Angegeben von: Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) am 31.03.2025
- Beschreibung: Government statistics and forecasts from leading economic institutes indicate that Germany is currently showing little (if any) economic growth and needs to strengthen its competitiveness. Banks will not be able to provide the additional funds required for the decarbonisation and digitalisation of the economy entirely on their own in the future. It is therefore essential to further develop capital market-based financing in Germany. The German government has introduced several good initiatives aimed at providing capital to companies across all stages of their lifecycle. These initiatives need to be developed further.
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- Angegeben von: Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) am 31.03.2025
- Beschreibung: An aging population is placing a strain on Germany's statutory pay-as-you-go pension system. The contributions paid by workers are not sufficient to pay the pensions, and the government has to finance the deficit every year (2023 - around 100bn). State pensions in Germany constitute more than three quarters (76%) of the income of pensioners, and occupational pensions constitute only 8%. Nearly 60% of household financial assets in Germany are in deposits or life insurance. The share of capital market instruments (bonds, pension funds, investment funds or equities) is significantly lower than in other markets. Existing private pension products have not delivered attractive returns for citizens. Experience from other countries points to some solutions which can also be effective in Germany.
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- Angegeben von: Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) am 31.03.2025
- Beschreibung: In Germany, the green transformation alone will require over 300 billion euros per year until 2030. Companies will be able to finance part of this from their balance sheets, but more than half (around 175 billion euros) will have to be raised through external financing. Where will this money come from? According to estimates from consultancy zeb for the German market as a whole, the banking system will not be able to provide all the additional funds required. Private capital will be needed, as well as public funding. The transition will require more equity finance. Companies need policy clarity and certainty to invest for the long term. The government should evaluate the regulatory framework conditions to enhance competitiveness and minimise complexity and bureaucracy.
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- Angegeben von: Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) am 31.03.2025
- Beschreibung: German businesses which sell their goods and services on credit have for a long time used their trade receivables as a way of financing their working capital. They do this by connecting with investors who are interested in investing in the receivables. Financial institutions which provide consumer or corporate loans or leases in Germany have similarly used these assets as a way of financing loans to new customers. They do this by connecting with investors who are interested in investing in corporate or consumer exposures. The technique which is used to make the connection is securitisation.
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Suggestions for regulatory and policy changes to enable the development of DLT-based capital markets
- Angegeben von: Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) am 31.03.2025
- Beschreibung: Key to ongoing scaling DLT-based capital markets are policy and regulatory frameworks that enable – in a sound and secure way – the inclusion of innovative DLT-based business models in financial markets. Indeed, European policymakers have begun to build such a framework by enabling experimentation, eg through the DLT Pilot Regime and ECB wholesale CBDC trials and experiments. As DLT in capital markets are now moving into a new phase, Europe has a great opportunity to further develop a more permanent policy framework that helps Europe lead the development of DLT-based capital markets and shape DLT-based market practices and regulatory standards globally. This report focuses on the policy and regulatory changes that are necessary to enable development and growth of DLT-based capital markets.
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- Angegeben von: Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) am 31.03.2025
- Beschreibung: AFME strongly supports the initiative to streamline the EU sustainable finance regulatory framework, ensuring that it focuses on mobilising capital for the transition while minimising regulatory burdens. The European Commission’s proposals to amend CSRD, CSDDD and the EU Taxonomy are an important start to this endeavour, but do not currently address key challenges faced by banks under CSRD and Taxonomy reporting. Further work is required to provide certainty to companies, address challenges for the first wave of companies reporting under CSRD, and to review the impact of the reduced CSRD scope on regulation of the financial sector. In addition, the simplification efforts on the EU Taxonomy need to be scaled up.
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- Angegeben von: Siemens AG am 31.03.2025
- Beschreibung: Siemens begrüßt die Rücknahme des Vorschlags und setzt sich dafür ein, verbindliche Regeln bei der SEP Lizenzierung nur bei nachgewiesenen Ineffizienzen aufzustellen, um Bürokratie zu vermeiden und Innovationen zu fördern.
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- Angegeben von: Bundesverband Druck und Medien e.V. am 31.03.2025
- Beschreibung: Umsetzung der EU-Richtlinie ohne unnötige Verschärfungen (Gold Plating), die deutsche Unternehmen belasten und ihre Wettbewerbsfähigkeit mindern. Umweltangaben sind zu einem Wettbewerbsfaktor geworden. Es sollen sinnvolle Regelungen unterstützt werden, die verhindern, dass sich unlauter agierende Unternehmen mittels irreführender werblicher Umweltaussagen („Greenwashing“) einen Vorteil verschaffen. Das UWG setzt hierfür bereits seit Jahrzehnten effektive Vorgaben in Bezug auf unlautere Geschäftspraktiken. Verschärfungen sind nicht notwendig. Die verpflichtende Umsetzung der EU-Richtlinie ins UWG muss daher möglichst 1:1 erfolgen, um zusätzliche bürokratische Hürden und Kosten für deutsche Unternehmen zu vermeiden.
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Zu Regelungsentwurf:
- Referentenentwurf (BMJ) (20. WP): Drittes Gesetz zur Änderung des Gesetzes gegen den unlauteren Wettbewerb (20. WP) (Vorgang) [alle RV hierzu]
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- Stellungnahmen/Gutachten (6):