Add to ORKG[From the Introduction]. The intention of this paper is not to make another assessment of the FSAP [Financial Services Action Plan] and its impact,1 but rather to address two subjects. First, we discuss whether decentralisation is here to stay. This structure has its advantages, but creates some unsound asymmetries. Second, there are concepts which, in the aftermath of the FSAP, are beginning to be widely used, but need clarification. Before discussing these issues, we briefly review some facts and patterns of evolution in the European financial system
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The 2008 crisis started as a financial crisis and evolved into a sovereign debt crisis. Since 2008, ...
In assessing the current proposals for financial market regulation in response to the financial cris...
Since 2003, the EU and the US have conducted a vibrant regulatory dialogue on financial regulation, ...
In a new CEPS Policy Brief, CEPS Chairman H. Onno Ruding argues that financial reform is urgently ne...
[From the Introduction]. The purpose of this paper is to address the problems connected to reforming...
Europe’s 2020 strategy calls for "smart, sustainable and inclusive growth", but ironically, these qu...
Evento: Panel on Banking and Financial Integration in Europe: the evolving rules. Organizado por: SU...
On the fifth anniversary of the start of the financial crisis, Karel Lannoo looks at the regulatory ...
Making capital markets union a success can only happen by reinforcing supervisory cooperation and cr...
The European Council meeting of June charged the European Commission with responsibility for draftin...
Following publication of the de Larosière report in February 2009, the EU machinery has finally swun...
The aim of this paper is to analyse the progress made in the process of European integration from tw...
The financial system, acting as intermediary between savers and borrowers, investors and entrepreneu...
Given the size of the financial markets on both sides of the Atlantic and the symmetry in the follow...
[From the Introduction] The decisions taken by the EU finance ministers at the Ecofin Council meetin...
The 2008 crisis started as a financial crisis and evolved into a sovereign debt crisis. Since 2008, ...
In assessing the current proposals for financial market regulation in response to the financial cris...
Since 2003, the EU and the US have conducted a vibrant regulatory dialogue on financial regulation, ...