The Fundación Alternativas will host a discussion this Tuesday, May 26, in Madrid between José Manuel Campa, former president of the European Banking Authority and professor at IESE Business School, and Diego López Garrido, executive vice president of the Fundación Alternativas, on “The European Union and the Capital Markets.”
The Draghi and Letta reports place special emphasis on one of the challenges the Union still faces in achieving economic integration, which is one of its fundamental objectives: a capital market of European dimension.
This is an essential element, required to finance the investments needed for the digital and green transitions. Because capital savers within the European Union operate on a national level, and there is no banking union of the necessary size to meet the stated objectives.
This is a simple task, but it’s part of the European institutions’ agenda for this legislative term and something to keep in mind when the EU budget for 2028-2034 is being approved.
The event will take place on May 26, starting at 10:30 a.m., at the headquarters of the Fundación Alternativas (C/ Don Ramón de la Cruz, 39 – 1º Izda., Madrid). Attendance is by prior registration. It can also be followed on YouTube.