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October 13, 2021
El crecimiento del consumo se estabiliza en los valores de agosto en la mayoría de los países, pero con movimientos mixtos por sectores de actividad. El comercio electrónico mantiene el ritmo de crecimiento en casi todas las geografías, mientras el uso de efectivo pierde terreno. El gasto en servicios aventaja al de bienes.
February 1, 2016
This month we focus on: Council´s work programme, SRB priorities, SSM supervisory priorities, Maximum Distributable Amount (MDA), Capital Markets Union, Securitisation, European Deposit Insurance Scheme (EDIS), Europe’s financial transactions tax, Other Systemically Important Institutions in Europe y AML and identity verification.
November 2, 2015
This month we focus on: What to expect from Antalya’s G20 Summit?, Banking conduct and culture, Setting in motion the Capital Markets Union, BRRD: Overview of the EBA’s level 2 legislation, Single Supervisory Mechanism and Payment services and financial inclusion.
May 29, 2015
This month we focus on: Basel updates progress in Basel III implementation, Europe's Bank Structural Reform, endorsing macroprudential policies, Capital Markets Union, the first six months of European banking supervision, the new resolution tools and liquidity provision and a Digital Single Market strategy for Europe.
April 29, 2015
This month we focus on: Basel reviews the standardised approach for credit risk, FSB's financial reform agenda, Mexico’s RCAP Review, the Single Resolution Board’s kick-off, the IMF Financial Stability Report and ECB annual report on supervisory activities.
June 23, 2014
The Banking Union requires financial institutions to support the administrative cost of the new institutions and finance the new resolution fund. Current regulatory debate is focused on how to define a methodology to compute these new payments and charge them to banks. For banks this new reality implies new costs, however even if in the short run the profits of the European banking system may be affected, in the long run the benefits of a robust banking union will clearly overcome the financial costs.
