Add to ORKGThe abrupt end to the saga of the two smallish banks from the Veneto Region shows what really motivates policy-makers. For months, if not years, the official narrative had been that these banks were undeniably still carrying problems from the past, but that they could be perfectly viable if only the Italian government would be allowed to provide them with support. But a combination of European rules and institutions severely limit this kind of ‘state aid’
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The abrupt end to the saga of the two smallish banks from the Veneto Region shows what really motiva...
Italian banks are in a precarious situation, burdened by non-performing loans (NPLs) that are almost...
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The crisis of many Italian banks, be them large commercial banks or small local mutual banks, is adv...
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This paper sets out to explain why Spain experienced a full-fledged sovereign debt crisis and had to...
The ministers of finance and the economy of the eurozone have now agreed on the main features of a n...
At the beginning of the great financial crisis, Italian banks were just emerging from a process of c...
The abrupt end to the saga of the two smallish banks from the Veneto Region shows what really motiva...
Italian banks are in a precarious situation, burdened by non-performing loans (NPLs) that are almost...
The root causes of the current crisis in Italy are domestic; they have little to do with fiscal rule...
It's reasonable to expect the EU to allow the government to support the banks, argues Angelo Baglion
Italy’s distressed banking sector is quickly becoming a source of great concern throughout Europe’s ...
In offering his diagnosis of Europe’s ailing banking sector, Daniel Gros finds that it is undercapit...
The banking crisis in Europe has three distinct legs according to Lorenzo Codogno and Mara Monti. Th...
The diabolical loop between the solvency of the banking system and the sovereign fiscal position is ...
On 24 June, the Italian government announced that it would intervene in two banks, Veneto Banca and ...
In his latest commentary, CEPS Director Daniel Gros argues that Europe cannot escape the crisis in i...
The crisis of many Italian banks, be them large commercial banks or small local mutual banks, is adv...
In this CEPS Commentary Daniel Gros argues that the purpose of the euro was to create fully integrat...
This paper sets out to explain why Spain experienced a full-fledged sovereign debt crisis and had to...
The ministers of finance and the economy of the eurozone have now agreed on the main features of a n...
At the beginning of the great financial crisis, Italian banks were just emerging from a process of c...