By Jack Schickler ( June 25, 2020, 12:44 GMT | Insight) -- EU insurers, banks and stock-market issuers would see a widespread relaxation of rules as part of a kickstart to the bloc's capital markets later this year under plans outlined in an internal European Commission document, seen by MLex. Officials are also considering introducing an EU-wide qualification for financial advisers, compulsory education about financial markets, and a ban on pay incentives that corrupt impartial advice, the draft prepared within the EU executive's financial services arm suggests.EU insurers, banks and stock-market issuers would see a widespread relaxation of rules as part of a kickstart to the bloc's capital markets later this year under plans outlined in an internal European Commission document, seen by MLex....
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