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CNMV21 September 2026Speech

5th Sánchez Calero Seminar

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At the seminar honouring Sánchez Calero, Carlos San Basilio argued that the Savings and Investments Union should rest on four priorities: removing cross-border barriers, simplification, stronger supervision and innovation. He warned that more European supervision should not simply mean centralisation or duplication.

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Market participants, issuers, investors and European authorities.

Plain-language version

The head of the CNMV, Spain's market watchdog, sets out how the Savings and Investments Union, the EU plan to channel savings into European investment, should work. He wants fewer barriers between countries, simpler rules and more innovation. Success, he says, will be measured by how many ordinary people invest, using simple products.
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