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Rethinking Asset Management: From Financial Stability to Investor Protection and Economic Growth (CEPS Task Force Reports) by [Mirzha de Manuel, Karel Lannoo]

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Fresh prospects are opening for asset managers as Europe seeks to reduce its historical reliance on banking and to promote capital markets. But following the financial crisis, the industry faces a dual challenge: regaining investors’ trust and coping with the post-crisis regulatory reform. Much rides on its ability to make investment funds deliver better results to its investors. Distribution remains the major stumbling block, but action is also needed to promote the contribution of asset management to the real economy and to preserve financial stability. In response to these challenges, CEPS and ECMI formed a Task Force composed of market participants, international experts, regulators and academics who met regularly throughout 2011 to closely examine the workings of the asset management industry and its role in the EU economy.

This report draws the link between asset management and several key issues: financial stability, product integrity, investor protection and the real economy. It evaluates the discussions on product integrity in UCITS and ‘shadow banking’, as well as the many legislative proposals that are currently under consideration – including implementation of the alternative investment fund managers Directive (AIFMD), the review of the markets in financial instruments Directive (MiFID II) and packaged retail investment products (PRIPS). In an effort to make these complex issues comprehensible to a broad group of readers, the report combines clear language and straightforward introductions with detailed analysis and technical illustrations.

This report was written by Mirzha de Manuel, CEPS-ECMI Researcher. The Task Force was chaired by Jean-Baptiste de Franssu, Chairman of Incipit and former President of the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA). Mirzha de Manuel and CEPS Senior Research Fellow Karel Lannoo served as rapporteurs.

For more information on the report and Task Force, visit eurocapitalmarkets.org.

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19 April 2012
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Mirzha de Manuel Aramendía, a lawyer and economist, is a researcher at the European Capital Markets Institute, an independent research institute run by CEPS in Brussels.

Karel Lannoo is chief executive officer of CEPS. --This text refers to the paperback edition.

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ASIN : B00857FYOW
Publisher : Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) (19 April 2012)
Language: : English
File size : 4416 KB
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Print length : 216 pages

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Essential book on investment management and its regulation in the EU

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 May 2012

Speaking at CEPS-ECMI on the presentation of this book, Mr. Tilman Lueder, Head of the Asset Management Unit of the European Commission, affirmed that it undoubtedly contained the most useful guidance for the Commission in setting its policy agenda for the next 3 to 5 years.

After several months of thorough research, ECMI launched the final report of its task force 'Rethinking Asset Management' on April 19 2012 at CEPS Brussels. The report presents, next to a set of policy recommendations put forward by task force members, a comprehensive assessment of the future of asset management after the crisis with the main focus placed on the recent changes in regulation. The report comprises four main sections: (1) financial stability and investment management, (2) product structuring and use of derivatives in retail open-ended investment funds, (3) distribution, investor choice and protection, and (4) contribution of the asset management industry to the real economy.

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