Prudential Supervision in the Context of EMU
Study
01-03-1999
Full economic and monetary union will test Europe's systems for supervising financial institutions. In some countries the Central Banks are responsible for both monetary policy and supervision: in others, the tasks are separated: while EU-level supervision is based on 'home country control'. This study examines the likely future development of financial markets, and whether the existing regulatory framework will be adequate.
Study
Executive summary
External author
Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Brussels
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Keyword
- banking supervision
- banking system
- EU institutions and European civil service
- European Central Bank
- European construction
- European System of Central Banks
- EUROPEAN UNION
- FINANCE
- financial institution
- financial institutions and credit
- financial market
- free movement of capital
- insurance
- insurance company
- liquidity control
- monetary economics
- political framework
- POLITICS
- single market
- single monetary policy
- supervisory body