External publication
06 December 2016
This paper evaluates the obstacles to resolvability that the legal and operational structures of the large
euro-area banks could present, assuming th
Event
13 October 2016
Why is the Euro in trouble? Are philosophical differences between the founding countries to blame and can those differences be reconciled?
Blog post
07 September 2016
Jeroen Dijsselbloem, President f the Eurogroup, delivered the keynote speech at Bruegel's Annual Dinner 2016, held on 6 September 2016.
Blog post
29 August 2016
The recently published in-depth evaluation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF)’s role in the euro area crisis highlights important contrasts in t
Event
12 July 2016
The sovereign debt crisis shook the Euro to its foundations. It soon became clear that there was no mechanism to allow a tidy insolvency of a state wi
Blog post
09 June 2016
The Eurosystem’s regular open market operations consist of one-week liquidity-providing operations (MROs), and three-month liquidity-providing operati
Blog post
07 June 2016
Clearing houses in the UK operate an extremely sizable market in euro-denominated transactions. However, even though the numbers are big in value term
Policy brief
29 March 2016
The current European fiscal framework is inefficient. It should be replaced with a system based on rules more suited to the two core objectives: publ
Blog post
22 March 2016
Speech of François Villeroy de Galhau, Governor of Banque de France at Bruegel, Brussels, 22 March 2016.
Event
22 March 2016
What can we do to improve Eurozone governance to prevent the next European crisis?
Event
23 February 2016
This event will look at shocks and adjustment in the euro area in the light of recent crises and analyse the functioning of a key internal adjustment
Policy brief
18 February 2016
At the current level of political and societal integration, a large federal budget is unrealistic in the euro area. The authors make three recommenda
Blog post
17 February 2016
Misalignments of real exchange rates continue to be the most visible and painful symptom of asymmetric shocks within the Eurozone. An important factor
Opinion piece
11 February 2016
Joining the banking union could provide a stable arrangement for managing financial stability for the UK and other non-Euro countries.
Policy brief
28 January 2016
So far, having more than one currency in the EU has not undermined the single market. However, attempts to deepen integration in the banking, labour
Event
28 January 2016
Bruegel is pleased to host this panel discussion as part of the global launch of the 2015 Global Go To Think Tank Index, published by the University o