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Lord Hill is the EU’s new financial services Commissioner – but what is his remit and who does he report to?

September 10, 2014

With the future of the UK seemingly hanging by a thread it is understandable that events north of the border are dominating attention, but today’s announcement of the new European Commission also has far-reaching consequences for the future of the UK’s…

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Double majority: the way to avoid the EU becoming a political extension of the euro?

July 19, 2013

In our 2011 report Continental Shift, we came up with the idea of “double majority”, requiring a majority both amongst eurozone members and non-eurozone ones for a proposal to pass. We developed the idea further in a briefing last year.We were told at …

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Poland has nothing to gain from rushing to join EU banking union

December 17, 2012

As we pointed out last week, the number of eurozone outs remaining outside the EU banking union is critically important for a number of different reasons. As the second largest non-euro member, Poland’s decision will be an important one, not least beca…

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Banking union: are you in or out?

December 14, 2012

Ask what is the ideal outcome for the UK from the talks on EU banking union and – much like when the super-computer in the Hitchhikers’ Guide to the Galaxy is asked about the meaning of life, the universe and everything – you’ll get a number: in this c…

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Archives for euro outs

Lord Hill is the EU’s new financial services Commissioner – but what is his remit and who does he report to?

Double majority: the way to avoid the EU becoming a political extension of the euro?

Poland has nothing to gain from rushing to join EU banking union

Banking union: are you in or out?

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