Against the lack of funding and on behalf of more investment, the European Commission released on Wednesday, an Action Plan for the creation of a Capital Single Market in the 28 Member States.
The European Commissioner for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union, Jonathan Hill, warned of the need for stimulus: "In the United States, small and medium enterprises manage about five times more funding from capital markets or funding not banking than in the EU. If our venture capital market was so well developed as it is in the US companies could have achieved more than EUR 90 000 million over the last five years. "
Optimism commissioner contrasts with the position of the German Green MEP and financial expert Sven Giegold, which warns of the need to point out that the fair pay for the sinner: "small and medium-sized businesses can have greater access to finance what It is positive. On the other hand, we must be careful that the taxpayer are to be involved again if banks or insurance companies have problems because they get gifts of Mr. Jonathan Hill. "
For now it is a proposal, which will need final approval from MEPs and national governments before it can come true.
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