December | 2013 | Banking Regulation

The long and dwindling road to an incomplete banking union

Published on: December 20, 2013 Author: guwebteam

It did not take just the past couple of years to create a European banking union, but at least 48. And it is still far from the fully-fledged European banking union that is now announced with great fanfare – running the risk of later disillusions. Taking a longer-term view on its emergence helps qualify the… Continue reading →

Regulatory Coherence and the Future of Finance: Five Years After the Crash of 2008

Published on: December 11, 2013 Author: guwebteam

This conference addressed the issues of coherence and innovation in the regulatory response to the financial crisis. The speakers discussed issues such as the objectives and techniques of financial regulation in a post-crisis world; the changes to the institutional structure of regulation at the national, regional and global level; the evolution in the nature… Continue reading →

Banking Regulation – the Long View

Developing a long term perspective on current challenges

Monthly Archives: December 2013

The long and dwindling road to an incomplete banking union

Regulatory Coherence and the Future of Finance: Five Years After the Crash of 2008