The activity and strategy of Paris EUROPLACE are based around five key priorities: financing growth and employment; promoting sustainable and responsible financing; developing a strong international activity; contributing to the internationalisation of the renminbi (RMB); and encouraging innovation in finance.
The Paris financial marketplace plays a key role in financing the economy. It promotes long-term funding and the channelling of savings towards the needs of the real economy. It also ensures a stable and secure environment for financing and risk hedging transactions.
For many years, the Paris Marketplace has been committed to an economy and finance that comply with the three key issues of sustainable development: environment, social and governance. Paris EUROPLACE’s aim today is to make the Paris Marketplace’s environmental and sustainable finance activity durable and better known and to develop exchanges in Europe and internationally.
The Paris Financial Marketplace is launching dynamic initiatives to support the emergence of a new international offshore RMB market and position itself as a leading European financial centre for transactions in the Chinese currency.
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Paris EUROPLACE is extending its activities internationally to promote the Paris financial marketplace, present investment opportunities in France and in Europe and spread the word about French best practice.
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Digital technology is transforming the entire French financial industry. At its base is the work of the FINANCE INNOVATION competitiveness cluster, which aims to develop innovative projects in finance and reinforce the French financial innovation ecosystem.
Paris EUROPLACE strives to strengthen the attractiveness of the Paris financial centre, particularly by promoting reforms of its legislative and regulatory framework (labour law, taxation, financial law, etc.), business environment and infrastructure for welcoming companies and families. Paris EUROPLACE also remains vigilant with regard to negotiations at the European level, particularly concerning equivalence.
