Just over 50 years ago the European Union’s Treaty of Rome called for a dismantling of national barriers to establish one single market for European business and internal trade.
As the EU at various ceremonial events this spring honors the Treaty and its bold internal market goals, questions are raised about what needs to be done to move the Single Market plans forward into completion.
“For example, in the financial services area only five percent of all financial services activities are cross-border with Luxembourg perhaps being the only exception,” says Leif Hallberg, Intrum Justitia’s man in Brussels.
Likewise, financial services information is not read more
As the EU at various ceremonial events this spring honors the Treaty and its bold internal market goals, questions are raised about what needs to be done to move the Single Market plans forward into completion.
“For example, in the financial services area only five percent of all financial services activities are cross-border with Luxembourg perhaps being the only exception,” says Leif Hallberg, Intrum Justitia’s man in Brussels.
Likewise, financial services information is not read more
