The Investment plan for Europe: Towards a second phase

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The Investment plan for Europe: Towards a second phase

The three pillar-approach The September 2016 Investment Package The Proposed Regulation amending EFSI Initiatives under the 3rd pillar

The three pillar-approach The September 2016 Investment Package The Proposed Regulation amending EFSI Initiatives under the 3rd pillar

A three pillar approach to strengthen the risk bearing capacity of our economies 1. MOBILISING FINANCE FOR INVESTMENT 2. MAKING FINANCE REACH THE REAL ECONOMY 3. IMPROVING THE INVESTMENT ENVIRONMENT

… and generate additional investment 1. MOBILISING FINANCE FOR INVESTMENT 2. MAKING FINANCE REACH THE REAL ECONOMY Strong boost to strategic investments Better access to investment finance for SMEs and mid-cap companies Strategic use of EU budget Better use of the European Structural and Investment Funds Project pipeline preparation and selection Technical assistance at all levels Strong cooperation between National Promotional Banks and the EIB Follow-up at global, EU, national and regional level, including outreach activities 3. IMPROVING THE INVESTMENT ENVIRONMENT Predictability and quality of regulation Quality of national expenditure, tax systems and public administration New sources of long-term financing for the economy Removing non-financial, regulatory barriers in key sectors within our Single Market

Regulation (EU) 2015/1017 on the EFSI Adopted on 25/06/2015 Entered into force as of 4/07/2015 Regulates the European Fund for Strategic Investments the European Advisory Hub the European Investment Project Portal All language versions available here

The three pillar-approach The September 2016 Investment Package The Proposed Regulation amending EFSI Initiatives under the 3rd pillar

The September 2016 Investment Package Commission Communication on Strengthening European Investments for Growth and Jobs (EN/NL/FR/DE) Proposal for a Regulation amending Regulations (EU) n° 1316/2013 and (EU) n° 2015/1017 (EN/NL/FR/DE) Evaluation of the use of the EU guarantee - Commission Staff Working Document (EN; Summary in FR and DE) Commission Communication on Capital Markets Union – Accelerating Reform (EN) Joint EPEC/EUROSTAT Guide on Statistical Treatment of Public Private Partnerships (EN)

The three pillar-approach The September 2016 Investment Package The Proposed Regulation amending EFSI Initiatives under the 3rd pillar

Amendments to Regulation (EU) n° 2015/1017 (1/5) Extension and financing provisions Extension of the investment period to 2020 - art. 9 Increase of the EU guarantee to € 26 MM - art. 11 Increase of EIB contribution to € 7.5 MM - art. 4 Adjustment of the target rate of the EU guarantee fund to 35% - art. 12 EFSI 2.0

Amendments to Regulation (EU) n° 2015/1017 (2/5) Additionality Amendments to art. 5 & 6 of the original Regulation: Goal of EFSI remains to "address market failures or sub-optimal investment situations" - > incorporated in art. 6 on the elligibility criteria Basic additionality Test remains as before - > risk profile corresponding to EIB special activities Amendment adds that these "shall typically have features such as subordination, participation in risk-sharing, cross-border characteristics, exposure to specific risks or other identifiable aspects as further described in Annex II." Physical infrastructure linking 2 or more MS shall also be considered to provide additionality Cf. § 3.3. EFSI Evaluation of the EIB (EN/FR/DE)

Amendments to Regulation (EU) n° 2015/1017 (3/5) Governance, accountability and transparency Decisions approving the use of the EU guarantee shall "include the rationale for the decision, with particular focus on compliance with the additionality criterion." - art. 7(12) The role of the MD in avoiding conflicts of interest is enhanced - art. 7 (10) (11) The scoreboard shall be made public as soon as an operation under the EU guarantee is signed - section 5 of Annex II Final beneficiaries shall be informed of EFSI support - art. 19

Amendments to Regulation (EU) n° 2015/1017 (4/5) European Investment Advisory Hub More targeted and local technical assistance through the EIAH - art. 14 Leveraging local knowledge and contribute to the objective of sectorial and geographical diversification; Providing pro-active support on the establishment of investment platforms; Providing advice on the combination of EFSI support with other sources of funding

Amendments to Regulation (EU) n° 2015/1017 (5/5) Increased focus on climate action 40% of EFSI financing under the infrastructure and innovation window must be geared to projects with components that contribute to climate action. art. 9 (2) EIAH should provide support in the preparation of climate action and circular economy. art. 14. Support to motorways is to be avoided unless … Annex II section 2.

The three pillar-approach The September 2016 Investment Package The Proposed Regulation amending EFSI Initiatives under the 3rd pillar

Improving the investment environment At European Union level: Implementing the Better Regulation Agenda Establishing the Capital Markets Union Deepening the Single Market Energy Union Digital Single Market Single market for services At Member state level: Pursuing growth-friendly fiscal consolidation Implementing structural reforms

State of play of (selected) EU level initiatives Capital Markets Union Commission Communication: Accelerating Reform (NL/FR/DE/EN) Online implementation table Enhancing regulatory certainty and simplifying EU-rules that have a direct impact impact on investment State Aid Accounting rules for fiscal surveillance purposes Public procurement procedures Approval procedures for investment projects

Thank you for your attention!

More background information EIB Evaluation (DE/EN/FR): http://www.eib.org/infocentre/publications/all/evaluation-of-the-functioning-of-the-efsi.htm Independent evaluation by Ernst & Young (EN): http://ec.europa.eu/priorities/sites/beta-political/files/ey-report-on-efsi_en.pdf Opinion of the Court of Auditors on the EFSI 2.0 Regulation (EN): http://www.eca.europa.eu/Lists/News/NEWS1611_11/OP16_02_EN.pdf