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  Edward F. Greene Despite the global nature of today's capital markets, regulatoryconflicts still impede cross-border activity between the largestcapital markets in the world—the US and the EU. Now isan opportune time for the US and the EU to work towards moreintegrated transatlantic capital markets. In order to achievethis integration, efforts should be directed at resolving conflictsthrough mutual recognition as opposed to harmonization whereverpossible. This article begins by reviewing the existing differences inapproach to capital markets regulation

CMLJ Express
Abstract:   Resolving regulatory conflicts between the capital markets of the United States and Europe (see p. 5)
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