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EU plans to pursue a special rulebook for corporates outside national law, which would create a voluntary ‘28th regime’ for companies to operate across EU, according to FT

The EU's proposal for a voluntary ‘28th regime’ for corporates could streamline operations across member states while potentially eroding national sovereignty over corporate governance.

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This initiative may attract businesses seeking regulatory clarity but raises questions about its adoption and implications for existing national laws, which could impact market sentiment and sector performance in European equities.

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