Blog post
28 June 2016
Losing “EU passport” would damage City of London
If the UK cannot secure a “Norway” deal and stay within the internal market, the UK will lose the passporting rights which make London attractive as a
Banking union
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Event
14 June 2016
European banking supervision: the first eighteen months
After its first 18 months, how has the SSM affected the European banking system?
Event
09 June 2016
The Spanish financial crisis: Lessons for the European banking union
Spain is among the countries still recovering from the financial crisis. While misjudged investments were part of the cause, these past mistakes could
Blog post
08 June 2016
European banking supervision: compelling start, lingering challenges
The new European banking supervision system is broadly effective and, in line with the claim often made by its leading officials, tough and fair, but
Book
08 June 2016
European banking supervision: the first eighteen months
The Blueprint provides a review of the first 18 months of European banking supervision. It reviews the overall situation and the
situation in a numbe
Blog post
23 May 2016
The European Deposit Insurance Scheme
Statement prepared for the European Parliament’s ECON Committee Public Hearing of 23 May.
Blog post
22 April 2016
Italy's Atlas bank bailout fund: the shareholder of last resort
Italy’s new bank fund Atlas might be what is needed in the short run, but in the longer term the fund will increase systemic risk. What ultimately mat
Opinion piece
10 April 2016
Mere criticism of the ECB is no solution
What would happen if the ECB failed to respond to the excessively low inflation and the weak economy? And what economic policy would be suitable under
Blog post
10 March 2016
Brexit endangers London’s status as a financial hub
The UK’s competitive edge in financial services is substantial and would be difficult to dislodge. But Brexit could damage London’s attractiveness as
Event
09 March 2016
Stability of EMU and prospects for fiscal union
How can Europe make progress with EMU and move towards a Fiscal Union?
Blog post
08 March 2016
Market turbulence highlights bumpy transition to Europe’s new bank policy regime
Concerns about Europe’s banks contributed to turmoil in global financial markets in February, but Europe’s new banking sector policy regime should gra
Policy brief
07 March 2016
The United States dominates global investment banking: does it matter for Europe?
Europe’s banks are in retreat from playing a global investment banking role, and this trend is likely to continue in the future. What will be the cons
Event
25 February 2016
Stock taking of the ongoing bank crisis resolution in Europe
What progress is being made on an optimal system of bank resolution following the disasters of the financial crisis?
Blog post
17 February 2016
Hard times for Italian banks
Silvia Merler and Marcello Minenna review the structure of of the recently adopted Italian guarantees scheme, and look at solutions implemented in oth
Opinion piece
11 February 2016
Why euro-zone ‘outs’ should join banking union
Joining the banking union could provide a stable arrangement for managing financial stability for the UK and other non-Euro countries.
Blog post
04 February 2016
European banking union: should the 'outs' join in?
To address coordination failures between national institutions regulating banks, we need supranational policies. Banking union encourages further int