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Capital market rules change again to accommodate directives and simplify investment

Now27 August 2026 at 18:54

The capital market will now have new rules with a threshold of 12 million euros, replacing the current value of eight million. These changes aim to accommodate European directives and simplify access to investment, making the regulatory framework more accessible and aligned with EU requirements.

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