Competitiveness
To remain competitive and at the forefront of innovation, Europe must be open to cross-border flows of knowledge, ideas, capital and investment. The benefit in doing so ultimately accrues to European citizens and businesses.
Europe rightly strives for high regulatory standards. That said, EFAMA strongly believes our rules need to be well calibrated, so Europe can partake in global competition on a level playing field. Our policy work consistently advocates for a dynamic regulatory environment, which enables European financial markets to remain globally competitive.
Policy Recommendations for the Next European Commission
International statistics Q3 2020 | Global divergences in long term funds net sales in Q3 2020
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The European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) has today published its latest quarterly international statistics, tracking and analysing trends in worldwide regulated open-ended fund assets and flows for Q3 2020.
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Asset Managers support call for regulation of ESG data, research and ratings
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EFAMA, the voice of the European investment management industry, joins the French and Dutch financial market authorities call for a European regulation of ESG data, research and ratings.
European asset managers are observing a double-digit growth in the demand for ESG investments, and clients are increasingly sophisticated in their preferences*.
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European Statistics Q3 2020 | Net sales of long term funds remained robust in Q3 2020
The European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) has today published its Quarterly Statistical Release describing the trends in the European investment fund industry
Asset Management Report 2012
This is the fifth annual report undertaken by EFAMA with the collaboration of its members. The Report represents an effort to provide a snapshot of the European asset management industry across both the retail and institutional landscape. Its focus is on the value of assets professionally managed in Europe, rather than on the domiciliation of assets, and with a distinction between investment funds and discretionary mandates assets.
