Debt capital markets

This overview considers the principal measures that govern debt capital markets in the EU and includes links to relevant materials.

For an introduction to the EU regulatory issues relating to the debt capital markets, see Practice Note: EU regulation of the debt capital markets—one minute guide.

Key features of debt capital markets

Practice Note: EU Debt securities market infrastructure provides an introduction to: (1) debt securities market trading, clearing, settlement and custody infrastructure services provided by stock exchanges, non-exchange

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