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Europe’s financial architecture does not end with its European institutions. National supervisors and central banks remain essential because integration depends not on eliminating local authority, but on connecting it coherently with the European level.
As Europe’s capital markets become more connected, supervision remains largely national. ESMA is emerging as the institution best placed to guard that interface — protecting market integrity without becoming the operator or owner of the system.
