Add to ORKGThis Commentary assesses the report by the high-level group on financial supervision, chaired by former IMF Managing Director and Bank of France Governor Jacques de Larosière. The author, CEPS CEO Karel Lannoo, finds that the group’s recommendations offer a useful first step, but that its proposals need to be clarified and simplified, and their implementation accelerated. In his view, the report should lead to a clear roadmap to be adopted by the EU Council and some choices need to be thought through more carefully, procedures more fully specified and structures elaborated. Moreover, he advocates amending the EU Treaty to establish a European System of Financial Supervisors – a question carefully avoided by the report
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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...
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In this commentary, CEPS Chief Executive Karel Lannoo calls for a consolidation of the EU Financial ...
Now, almost two years into the worst financial crisis in Europe’s recent history, CEPS CEO Karel Lan...
Published online: 29 October 2009In November 2008, while the world financial crisis was still evolvi...
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[From the Introduction]. The purpose of this paper is to address the problems connected to reforming...
extensive debates in the course of several meetings and submitted comments on earlier drafts of this...
Making capital markets union a success can only happen by reinforcing supervisory cooperation and cr...
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