Cesr reveals European financial markets risks, including double-dip recession worry

The Committee of European Securities Regulators (Cesr) has made public for the first time its analysis of trends, risks and vulnerabilities in financial markets

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The report examines areas including hedge fund speculation, activities in sovereign and corporate debt markets, securitisation, Ucits, and merger and acquisition activity.

Cesr says it previously produced the report for the benefit of the Economic and Financial Committee (EFC) and the Financial Services Committee (FSC), but wants to contribute more to public understanding of risks to European financial markets.

Cesr says there are "non-negligible risks of a new deterioration in securities

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