Euro Area Policies; Selected Issues
To reduce the negative effects of a bank-lending crunch on economic activity, adequate credit provision should be ensured. Further bank recapitalization, restructuring and consolidation of the banking sector, and regulatory reform decisions will reduce uncertainty. A long-lasting configuration of the euro-area’s fiscal architecture can be achieved by tightly coordinated reforms of national fiscal frameworks. Substantial benefits will emanate from deepening further structural reforms. Financial sector reform in the EU is proceeding at a rapid pace, and poses challenges and opportunities for the EU.
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2010-07-21
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Bank supervision | Bank credit | Economic reforms | Financial sector | Fiscal reforms | Governance | Labor market reforms | Selected issues | bank lending | bank loans | financial corporations | bank loan | banking | bonds | bank capital | banking sector | bond | bond issuance | bank losses | var model | banking crisis | bank debt | bank equity | corporate bond markets | corporate bonds | bank recapitalization | access to international capital | financial reform | working capital | recapitalization | international capital | corporate bond | international capital markets | bond markets |
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