By Fanny Roux ( June 23, 2025, 15:13 GMT | Comment) -- The European Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs is expected tomorrow to agree on a report, signaling for the first time the direction of travel and likely political battle lines in its efforts to improve the EU's capital markets. The report, drafted by left-leaning committee chair Aurore Lalucq, covers several policy areas, including simplification of financial regulation, securitization, EU-level finance oversight and retail investments, which will be key to the future workings of the EU's financial services sector.The European Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, or Econ, is expected to agree on a report on Tuesday signaling for the first time the direction of travel and likely political battle lines in its efforts to improve the EU's capital markets....
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