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European banking union and bank resolution

Law and Financial Markets Review, 2013
Policymakers agree that bank resolution is an essential part of any system of bank regulation, and cross-border banks may require cross-border resolution. However, because cross-border resolution may impinge on the fiscal responsibilities of Member States, the Commission's roadmap for banking union does not include any proposals to further bank ...
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Banking Union

2022
Shawn Donnelly, Gaia Pometto
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A Monetary Union requires a Banking Union [PDF]

open access: possible, 2014
This paper argues that a monetary union requires a banking union. While the USA developed both during a time span of two centuries, the EMU was created in the course of two decades and remains unfinished as the economic pillar is largely missing. The financial crisis and the Eurocrisis have shown that a genuine banking union is even more needed for the
Hans Geeroms, Pawel Karbownik
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Learning on the Road towards the Banking Union

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
The European Banking Union entered the EU’s agenda in the summer of 2012. The design of the project has been proceeding quickly. This paper is a summary of the issues which have been better understood while walking towards the union. It discusses the implications for central bank independence and governance as well as for non-euro area countries ...
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Shadow Banking, Capital Markets Union and Banking Union

2014
This paper analyses the development of shadow banking and considers the challenges it poses for regulators and supervisors vis‐à‐vis latest developments regarding i) the Banking Union, which led to the Single Supervisory Mechanism that became operational in November 2014, and ii) the Capital Markets Union that is one of the most important projects of ...
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Building a Union of Banks:

2019
This essay discusses the relationship between the Republicans’ antebellum economic agenda and the events of the Civil War. The essay appears to begin aligned with the big argument that the Republicans were intent on changing the national economy, and the war provided a useful opportunity to do so.
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Banking Nationalism on the Road to Banking Union [PDF]

open access: possible, 2014
European states have a long history of banking sector nationalism. Control over credit allocation is believed to contribute to economic development and competitiveness goals, insulation from external economic shocks, and control over monetary policy.
Rachel A. Epstein, Martin Rhodes
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Finishing the Banking Union

2020
The European Banking Union as the second key part in creating a Financial Union is a centerpiece for the Economic and Monetary Union. Following a general introduction, the Chapter explains the need for a banking union and orderly resolution for failing banks, before discussing the European Banking Union’s design, the progress in its creation and ...
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