EU policymakers have called for a ‘28th regime’ to make it easier for companies to scale across Europe. What will this mean in practice?
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As the European Commission draws up plans for an EU-wide legal status to help innovative companies grow in Europe, more than 20 start-up associations have come together to publish a list of the features they want to see included.
Much like the Capital Markets Union, the so-called ‘28th regime’, which would make it easier for companies to operate in multiple European markets, has become something of a buzzword in Brussels, a silver bullet that is evoked with few details about what it would entail.
Now France Digitale, a network of start-ups and investors, together with associations across Europe, has attempted to put some flesh on the bones with a series of…
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