[PDF] Top 20 Towards a Banking Union: Open Issues. Bruges European Economic Policy (BEEP) Briefing 32/2014

... for banking and financial services and a true level playing ...(European Banking Federation) regretted that even CRD IV leaves too much room to the competent national authorities to incorporate ... See full document

... It is interesting to note that the traditional 1960s OCA theory does not provide any theoretical foundation for a banking union. This could probably be explained by the capital restrictions prevailing in ... See full document

... the banking union (including some ‘fiscal capacity’ at EU level for bank resolution) and the amazing evolution of the tasks and influence of the ECB have not fully removed doubts about the sufficiency of ... See full document

... 7. When the accession negotiations begin they are divided into two stages. The screening stage and the negotiation stage proper. During the screening stage, the Commission presents detailed reviews and explanations of ... See full document

... a European safety net (!), based on a European minimum guaranteed-income scheme (which would be differentiated, to be sure) so that systems competition would only take place above that ...so-called ... See full document

... This BEEP Briefing paper takes an analytical approach to these issues and to the possible 'framing' involved. Such an analysis reveals a very different picture than the negative framing in such ... See full document

... the European investments, where manufacturing lags behind services in values and ...trends. European FDI took off after 1998 and intra-EU flows have been more dynamic than extra-EU ...of 32%, while ... See full document

... implementation issues which might create further ...ICT policy has strong instruments at the regional level, so the latter has to be analysed more ...the European policy tools could remain the ... See full document

... long-run economic growth, an EU objective ever since the Rome ...States' economic, including educational, policies pursued with a view to achieve higher economic growth in the long run, are subject ... See full document

... of open and competitive markets, their action shall be aimed at (a) speeding up the adjustment of industry to structural changes; (b) encouraging an environment favourable to initiative and to the development of ... See full document

... the Union, and consolidation rules vary considerably among ...Critical issues in this regard are the identification of the group, with associated notions of controlling and controlled companies, and ... See full document

... a European safety net (!), based on a European minimum guaranteed-income scheme (which would be nationally differentiated, to be sure) so that systems competition would only take place above that ... See full document

... rate policy than the one it ...national banking markets, applying higher minimum reserve requirements in countries experiencing much faster growth rates of bank credit (Ireland and ...the banking ... See full document

... § A positive reaction of the sector itself in discovering new business opportunities and models and restructuring the way it currently operates is also necessary. The deepening of the internal market and the eastern ... See full document

... make policy mistakes is a ...the European Court of Auditors ...same policy area – agriculture and rural development – so their results are fairly ...a policy area where the EU has legislated ... See full document

... and economic policy by Bleischwitz (2007) and Metcalfe ...EU policy framework with the aim of an impact analysis towards the development and market introduction of hydrogen and fuel ...in ... See full document

... in policy integration within Europe and beyond. Looking forward towards measures to be taken, the paper explores some frontiers for a partnership between public and private sector: i) Increasing resource ... See full document