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Over time, the banking, insurance and securities sectors have become increasingly interlinked and one way through which this occurs is via financial conglomerates. Such groups, in particular those that combine banking and insurance, have over time become more important in Europe. They require an...
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Following the adoption by the Basel Committee of new capital rules for banks, a process is now taking place in the EU to transpose the rules into Community law and, ultimately, into national legislation. This paper gives an overview of the main issues that relate to the EU implementation, mainly...
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This paper is analysing the current national and international regulatory regimes relevant for European banks, CSDs and ICSDs, and is comparing them with the requirements in order to answer the following questions - Is there any overlap between the provisions of the CPSS-IOSCO Recommendations...
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The use of macro stress tests to assess bank solvency has developed rapidly over the past few years. This development was reinforced by the financial crisis, which resulted in substantial losses for banks and created general uncertainty about the banking sector's loss-bearing capacity. Macro...
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assessment of state aid cases, managed to avoid single market distortions and mitigate moral hazard. This Policy Contribution …
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This paper discusses the creation of a European Banking Union. First, we discuss questions of design. We highlight seven fundamental choices that decision makers will need to make: Which EU countries should participate in the banking union? To which categories of banks should it apply? Which...
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Five years after the first tremors in Europe's banking system, what makes the crisis unique is the absence of a democratically accountable decision-making framework; there is an 'executive deficit' that compounds Europe's democratic deficit. The author argues that the only way to resolve the...
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Irrespective of the euro crisis, a European banking union makes sense, including for non-euro area countries, because … banking union. From the point of view of non-euro countries, the draft SSM regulation as amended by the EU Council includes … applicability of national macro-prudential measures. Non-euro countries will also have the right to leave the SSM and thereby exempt …
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necessary (though not sufficient) condition for eventual crisis resolution that respects the integrity of the euro. The European …'s geographical perimeter; however, the status of non-euro area member states willing to participate in this mechanism, and the …
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