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European banking supervision: the first eighteen months

8 June 2016

The Bruegel report is an in-depth early assessment of how the Single Supervisory Mechanism works in practice since its official start in November 2014. The authors found European banking supervision to be broadly effective, tough,…

Where did the Greek bailout money go?

4 May 2016

analysis, blog, financial crisis, papers

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The paper provides a descriptive analysis of where the Greek bailout money went since 2010 and finds that, contrary to widely held beliefs, less than 5% of the overall programme…

Uneasy calm gives way to turbulence

6 March 2016

analysis, reports

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In its’ quarterly review the Bank for International Settlements analyses international banking and financial market developments, warning that there is a gathering storm in the global economy, in part caused by…

TLAC/MREL: making failure possible?

1 March 2016

analysis, publications, regulation

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The Finance Watch policy brief is a valuable in-depth description and analysis of TLAC/MREL, pointing to some substantial deficiencies. It provides an update on recent developments in the area of bank recovery and…

European banking supervision: the first eighteen months

Where did the Greek bailout money go?

Uneasy calm gives way to turbulence

TLAC/MREL: making failure possible?

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