Abstract
The Financial Services Action Plan : objectives and results The European Commission adopted the Financial Services Action Plan (FSAP) in 1999. Thanks to the support of Member States and the European Parliament, and more generally of all stakeholders, FSAP has irrefutably allowed to improve functioning of European financial markets. But the results of FSAP can’t be summed up in a short list of adopted measures : FSAP has contributed to institute a more transparent, more worldwide and stricter approach for regulation. So perspectives for years can be based on this solid foundation. JEL classification : F36, G18
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