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ECB/Draghi: Interview with Neue Zürcher Zeitung
Draghi was interviewed i.a. on banking supervision, the SRM and the forthcoming assessment of banks. He cautioned against undue optimism for the eurozone economy, saying there still were significant risks of setbacks to the recovery.
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ECB/Cœuré: Interview with Bloomberg
The ECB published edited excerpts from Cœuré's comments on i.a. financial market fragmentation, the economic outlook, bank lending and the AQR.
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ECB/Cœuré: The "fourth stage" of EMU - Foundations for a sustained recovery
Cœuré highlighted that further sharing of sovereignty has to go hand in hand with enhanced democratic legitimacy and accountability.
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Schäuble says treaty change 'indispensable'
At a Deutsche Börse AG event, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble warned the German finance industry that further regulation was planned, and said that Germany's bank split law could serve as a model for Europe.
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Bundesbank/Weidmann: Outlook for 2014
Weidmann looked at how the crisis in the euro area could be overcome on a lasting basis, highlighting the important balance between liability and control to ensure financial stability.
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Bundesbank/Dombret: Cutting the Gordian Knot or splitting hairs - The debate about breaking up the banks
Dombret spoke on the objectives, technicalities and alternatives to breaking up the banks into commercial banks and investment banks. "To me, financial stability cannot be achieved as long as banks are too big, too interconnected or too complex to fail", he said.
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BIS/Borio: Monetary policy and financial stability - What role in prevention and recovery?
Borio addressed the question of success and credibility of central banking. Attaining monetary and financial stability simultaneously has proved elusive - that goal calls for incorporating systematically long-duration and disruptive financial cycles in policy frameworks.
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Brookings/Tucker: Regulatory reform, stability and central banking
Paul Tucker writes that financial regulation and supervision is being strengthened, but there is more to do. Confidence in the financial system will remain fragile until the credibility of regulation and supervision is restored.
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The thinktank published a summary of a roundtable it held last year. The discussion began with an overview of the euro area's situation today, and went on to focus on some of the issues of primary importance in strengthening the EMU.
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EIM Financial - December 2013
Big success for the Lithuanian Presidency: Five pieces of financial services legislation 'in the bag' in December - but two 'got away' for the moment: MiFID and SRM.
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Schulz letter increases pressure in institutional dispute over SRM
EP president Schulz has sent a letter to Commission president Barroso criticising the Council's attempts to negotiate the SRM on an intergovernmental basis.
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President Barroso appeals for compromise on bank resolution
Speaking at the European Parliamentary Week, Barroso urged the Council and the Parliament to reach an agreement on the Single Resolution Mechanism for banks before the European elections. (Includes links to further EPW speeches.)
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Conference of Presidents discussion on Single Resolution Mechanism
The Conference of Presidents, the leaders of the political groups, the President and the EP negotiating team on the SRM held an intensive discussion on the state of play of the SRM negotiations.
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Bruegel/Merler: European Bank Resolution - Don't try this at home
Merler looks at how the resolution of a bank would work in practice, highlighting the potential problems with the decision-making process and the common backstop.
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