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MISP: Taking stock of EU’s market integration and supervision efforts

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Vasilka Lalevska

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While MISP aims to reshape EU’s capital market through deeper integration, disagreements over ESMA’s future role take center stage.

When the European Commission adopted the Market Integration and Supervision Package (MISP) back in December 2025, it set objectives beyond usual review or legislative amendments. Instead, the proposal addressed a complex question spanning several legislative frameworks, aiming to kick-start discussions around integrating the EU’s capital market.

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