For decades, European policymakers have aspired to create a single capital market capable of financing innovation on a scale comparable to that of the United States. Yet, as reiterated by the recent Letta and Draghi Reports, that ambition remains unfulfilled. Fragmentation persists – not just in capital markets, but in the legal and institutional
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