If there’s a particular piece of EU jargon that’s been on everyone’s lips lately, it’s the “Savings and Investments Union.” Formally known as the Capital Markets Union, the heart of the project is to create a U.S.-style financial market to make the EU a more attractive place for companies to issue stock and attract investors. But vying national interests have plagued the project since its inception over a decade ago. Frustration over the lack of progress has begun to boil over, as cash-strapped