Add to ORKGEurope’s 2020 strategy calls for "smart, sustainable and inclusive growth", but ironically, these qualities are just the opposite of what the financial sector has stood for in the EU, and how it continues to be perceived by the public. According to CEPS Chief Executive Karel Lannoo, the huge regulatory agenda that is on the table should be able to help tame the financial sector, but whether it will help it to meet the Europe 2020 objectives is an open question. His new Policy Brief analyses the impact of the financial crisis on the banking sector, beginning with an overview of the effect of the financial crisis on large banks and a review of the key regulatory reforms proposed by Europe 2020, discussing their impact on the structure and pro...
EU policy-makers, led by Germany, have a last chance to work together with the private sector to pro...
In this CEPS Commentary Daniel Gros argues that the purpose of the euro was to create fully integrat...
Now is time to take stock of the G-20. Just over five years ago, during the free fall of the global ...
Europe’s 2020 strategy calls for "smart, sustainable and inclusive growth", but ironically, these qu...
CEPS Policy Briefs present concise, policy-oriented analyses of topical issues in European affairs, ...
The financial system, acting as intermediary between savers and borrowers, investors and entrepreneu...
On the fifth anniversary of the start of the financial crisis, Karel Lannoo looks at the regulatory ...
In a new CEPS Policy Brief, CEPS Chairman H. Onno Ruding argues that financial reform is urgently ne...
[From the Introduction]. The intention of this paper is not to make another assessment of the FSAP [...
In assessing the current proposals for financial market regulation in response to the financial cris...
The European Union should move quickly to enact an American-style ‘TARP’ in the eurozone to strength...
In his latest commentary, CEPS Director Daniel Gros argues that Europe cannot escape the crisis in i...
In offering his diagnosis of Europe’s ailing banking sector, Daniel Gros finds that it is undercapit...
Given the size of the financial markets on both sides of the Atlantic and the symmetry in the follow...
The euro area summit has managed to surprise the markets once again. By moving banking supervision o...
EU policy-makers, led by Germany, have a last chance to work together with the private sector to pro...
In this CEPS Commentary Daniel Gros argues that the purpose of the euro was to create fully integrat...
Now is time to take stock of the G-20. Just over five years ago, during the free fall of the global ...
Europe’s 2020 strategy calls for "smart, sustainable and inclusive growth", but ironically, these qu...
CEPS Policy Briefs present concise, policy-oriented analyses of topical issues in European affairs, ...
The financial system, acting as intermediary between savers and borrowers, investors and entrepreneu...
On the fifth anniversary of the start of the financial crisis, Karel Lannoo looks at the regulatory ...
In a new CEPS Policy Brief, CEPS Chairman H. Onno Ruding argues that financial reform is urgently ne...
[From the Introduction]. The intention of this paper is not to make another assessment of the FSAP [...
In assessing the current proposals for financial market regulation in response to the financial cris...
The European Union should move quickly to enact an American-style ‘TARP’ in the eurozone to strength...
In his latest commentary, CEPS Director Daniel Gros argues that Europe cannot escape the crisis in i...
In offering his diagnosis of Europe’s ailing banking sector, Daniel Gros finds that it is undercapit...
Given the size of the financial markets on both sides of the Atlantic and the symmetry in the follow...
The euro area summit has managed to surprise the markets once again. By moving banking supervision o...
EU policy-makers, led by Germany, have a last chance to work together with the private sector to pro...
In this CEPS Commentary Daniel Gros argues that the purpose of the euro was to create fully integrat...
Now is time to take stock of the G-20. Just over five years ago, during the free fall of the global ...