One Global Single Authority Supervising all Financial Markets

Description

This book examines whether and how much the Directives and Regulations at European level strengthened and protected the EU/International financial system. The research of the impact on investors and national jurisdictions, if they are protected has concluded that the establishment of an actually international single regulatory framework for all financial products is far away from reaching its ultimate and realistic achievement. However, the theoretical existence of a unified regulated market framework and model of organized markets, as long as, with a set of regulatory, labor and economic policies that will offer equal information to the participants, with less transaction costs and thus increased transparency, liquidity and reducing market abuse cases is feasible. In a single and regulated framework, in which the money markets tend towards perfection, a set of labor policies is also proposed, especially in societies where there is a higher than average, social wealth, but also less inequality of income from work.