financialcrisis
Euro area ministers on Monday (11 March) agreed a wishlist of financial reforms – led by a controversial relaunch of securitisation, the banking-sector instruments that caused the last financial crisis. Compared to other major economies like the US, the EU economy is largely dependent on bank financing – and policymakers are keen to find alternatives such as fundraising via stock issuance. Of the 13 measures proposed by finance ministers, number one was to help banks to offload risks via the complex structured products – but that isn’t without its controversy. The proposals seek to “deregulate...
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A controversial EU bank crisis fund has reached its intended €78 billion capacity, meaning that lenders won’t need to pay in further annual contributions, a senior official announced today (13 February). The Single Resolution Fund is designed to avoid 2008-style taxpayer bailouts of the financial system – and eurozone banks have been collectively stumping up ten billion euros each year until it reaches a level equal to 1% of bank deposits. The Fund “has reached its target level”, said Dominique Laboureix, who chairs the Single Resolution Board (SRB) which administers the reserve, at a conferen...
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