Banking has open door to more stock market business
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Banking has open door to more stock market business

Jornal de Negócios27 August 2026 at 23:30

Banks will be able to once again facilitate the offering of financial analysis to their clients, in a context of openness to more stock market business. This change represents a reversal of previous restrictions that limited this practice.

At the same time, the creation of a single platform is planned that will include all European financial instruments. This platform aims to simplify the cross-border marketing of financial products within Europe.

The article suggests that these measures are part of a set of regulatory initiatives that are being implemented to boost the European financial sector and facilitate investors' access to a wider range of products.

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