The European Union is a leader in financial regulation, aimed at ensuring the financial system’s stability. However, the proliferation of …
The European Union’s financial regulators have operated under the explicit mandate of ensuring financial stability, whereas fostering competitiveness and/or efficiency …
Multiple forces are working for and against a united global financial system, with the trend toward fragmentation reinforced by events …
International banking regulations have grown stiffer and more complicated over the past 15 years since the Global Financial Crisis, affecting …
The ECB has begun analyzing the possibility of issuing a digital euro, but would that be a good idea? To …
The Covid crisis has shown that the reform of international financial regulation in recent years has not corrected the procyclicality …
Digital currencies are proliferating around the globe, with even the bigtech players such as Facebook jumping in. What about central …
The Great Recession produced a number of aftershocks, including a tidal wave of regulations (with the?) intent on preventing the …
The global financial crisis of 2007-08 left many marks behind, not the least of which has been increasingly complex financial …
The Banking Union project, launched in the summer of 2012, was key to reversing the fragmentation trends that were threatening …
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