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CEPS Commentaries offer concise, policy-oriented insights into topical issues in European affairs. T...
Despite broad agreement among central bankers, policy-makers and economists that creation of a ‘Bank...
A new CEPS Commentary finds that the European Commission's proposals for ensuring prudential supervi...
for in-depth discussion of the complex legal and institutional issues in the SRM Regulation and the ...
The euro area summit has managed to surprise the markets once again. By moving banking supervision o...
The ministers of finance and the economy of the eurozone have now agreed on the main features of a n...
In this commentary, CEPS CEO Karel Lannoo argues that the stress test recently conducted on 91 Europ...
Following publication of the de Larosière report in February 2009, the EU machinery has finally swun...
In this CEPS Commentary, economists Anton Brender, Florence Pisani and Daniel Gros challenge the fou...
based in Brussels. Its mission is to produce sound policy research leading to constructive solutions...
CEPS Board of Directors. This commentary is being published simultaneously on VoxEU. CEPS Commentari...
Although views differ on the precise contents and timing of a genuine banking union, there is wide p...
Multiple objectives are being pursued by the European Commission with its amendments to prudential r...
On the fifth anniversary of the start of the financial crisis, Karel Lannoo looks at the regulatory ...
To counteract the powerful anti-Europe sentiments swirling throughout the EU today and to motivate E...
CEPS Commentaries offer concise, policy-oriented insights into topical issues in European affairs. T...
Despite broad agreement among central bankers, policy-makers and economists that creation of a ‘Bank...
A new CEPS Commentary finds that the European Commission's proposals for ensuring prudential supervi...
for in-depth discussion of the complex legal and institutional issues in the SRM Regulation and the ...
The euro area summit has managed to surprise the markets once again. By moving banking supervision o...
The ministers of finance and the economy of the eurozone have now agreed on the main features of a n...
In this commentary, CEPS CEO Karel Lannoo argues that the stress test recently conducted on 91 Europ...
Following publication of the de Larosière report in February 2009, the EU machinery has finally swun...
In this CEPS Commentary, economists Anton Brender, Florence Pisani and Daniel Gros challenge the fou...
based in Brussels. Its mission is to produce sound policy research leading to constructive solutions...