Looking ahead: the research group turns to prospectus liability, ad hoc disclosure and sustainability-related disclosure obligations.

A practical perspective: the meeting with Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority BaFin brought the project’s academic foundations into dialogue with supervisory practice.

Giovanni Strampelli and Rüdiger Veil discuss the case for a European single rulebook to support the integration of EU capital markets.

A new phase begins: the project moves from academic foundations towards the concrete development of a draft Code.

A project of political interest: the meeting with the European Commission - DG FISMA - offered an opportunity to situate the project’s approach to better regulation within current debates on the future of European Capital Markets Law.

Translating ideas into legal text: the workshop at the Federal Ministry of Finance offered important insights into the EU law-making process and its relevance for shaping the legal architecture of a European Capital Markets Code.

A focused discussion on one of the central pillars of EU capital markets law: corporate disclosure in a future Code.

From concept to manuscripts: the research group refined fundamental issues and market abuse topics for the project’s first two volumes.

Where the project began: the first discussions on codification, regulatory objectives and the architecture of a European Capital Markets Code.