The systemic risk potential in the European banking market has increased. Hence, the following questions emerge: Is there a need for a truly European supervisory framework? And, how should a potential European supervisor be organised? This paper evaluates the existing supervisory framework as well as the recent proposal by the Economic and Financial Committee of the EU with respect to the increased Europe-wide systemic risk. We argue that cooperation between national supervisors even in the new framework will not be sufficient for safeguarding financial stability. As a consequence, we argue in favour of a European observatory of systemic risk
peer reviewedDoes the institutional design of the European Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) and it...
Visiting Scholar Garry Schinasi examines the European proposals for the creation of both a European ...
The 2008 financial crisis made clear the shortcomings in the European structure of financial supervi...
The systemic risk potential in the European banking market has increased. Hence, the following quest...
This paper attempts to answer the question whether the threat of systemic risk in banking exists onl...
Evento: 'Supervision of International Banks: Is a Bank Crisis still Possible in Europe?' .Organizado...
The evolution of the EU supervisory architecture has demonstrated that it took the risk of a euro br...
Systemic Supervision The European Systemic Risk Board as an Example of a Structurally New Type of Su...
In this paper we use insights from organizational economics and financial regulation to studythe opt...
The financial and economic crisis has created real and serious risks to the financial stability. Exp...
This paper outlines relatively easy to implement reforms for the supervision of transnational bankin...
In this paper we use insights from organizational economics and financial regulation to study the op...
In spite of the fact that both national and international bodies of authorities, such as national Ce...
The European single market supported the creation of multinational banking groups. However, the Euro...
Executive summary. The financial crisis underscored both the importance of financial supervision, a...
peer reviewedDoes the institutional design of the European Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) and it...
Visiting Scholar Garry Schinasi examines the European proposals for the creation of both a European ...
The 2008 financial crisis made clear the shortcomings in the European structure of financial supervi...
The systemic risk potential in the European banking market has increased. Hence, the following quest...
This paper attempts to answer the question whether the threat of systemic risk in banking exists onl...
Evento: 'Supervision of International Banks: Is a Bank Crisis still Possible in Europe?' .Organizado...
The evolution of the EU supervisory architecture has demonstrated that it took the risk of a euro br...
Systemic Supervision The European Systemic Risk Board as an Example of a Structurally New Type of Su...
In this paper we use insights from organizational economics and financial regulation to studythe opt...
The financial and economic crisis has created real and serious risks to the financial stability. Exp...
This paper outlines relatively easy to implement reforms for the supervision of transnational bankin...
In this paper we use insights from organizational economics and financial regulation to study the op...
In spite of the fact that both national and international bodies of authorities, such as national Ce...
The European single market supported the creation of multinational banking groups. However, the Euro...
Executive summary. The financial crisis underscored both the importance of financial supervision, a...
peer reviewedDoes the institutional design of the European Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) and it...
Visiting Scholar Garry Schinasi examines the European proposals for the creation of both a European ...
The 2008 financial crisis made clear the shortcomings in the European structure of financial supervi...