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Banking union: taxpayers out of the line of fire
In parallel to this week’s Council discussions finalising agreement on the banking union, the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee approved today a report on its vision for the structuring of the remaining building blocks of Europe’s banking union, namely the Single Resolution Mechanism and the Single Bank Resolution Fund, due to complement the agreed Single Supervisory Mechanism.
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Banking union: taxpayers out of the line of fire
In parallel to this week’s Council discussions finalising agreement on the banking union, the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee approved today a report on its vision for the structuring of the remaining building blocks of Europe’s banking union, namely the Single Resolution Mechanism and the Single Bank Resolution Fund, due to complement the agreed Single Supervisory Mechanism.
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Tagged Press Release,Week News,Growth & Jobs,Coordinated governance,The Eurozone Crisis,ECON :: Economic and Monetary Affairs,Financial services regulation
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