It emerged over the weekend that five German academics have launched another challenge at the Bundesverfassungsgericht – the German Constitutional Court (GCC) – this time against the proposals for a banking union based on the Single Supervisory Mec…
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banking supervision, banking union, Bundesverfassungsgericht, German Basic Law, German Constitutional Court, germany, single resolution mechanism, single supervisor, srm, ssm |
January 20, 2014
As Bloomberg and the FT reported last week, the recently agreed plans for a Single Bank Resolution Mechanism (SRM) could face further problems and possibly even a legal challenge at the European Court of Justice (ECJ). The European Parliament announced…
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banking union, European Commission, european parliament, single resolution mechanism, srm, ssm |
September 16, 2013
With talk of the upcoming German elections dominating over the weekend, a potentially important yet subtle shift for post-German election policy on banking union may have received less coverage than it ought to have.Reuters reported on S…
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banking regulation, banking sector, banking union, commission, ECB, German 2013 federal election, germany, non-eurozone, srm, ssm, UK-EU relations |
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