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Coordination still a major hurdle for the future of supervision

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Published on: 02 November 2012
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  • Original news
  • A world in union?
  • What do such fundamental observations say about the state of supervisory cooperation in practice, and can the proposed banking union be leveraged to overcome the obvious national and coordination problems faced by Eurozone members?

Article summary

Financial Services analysis: What do the recent proposals from the Steering Committee of the Vienna Initiative 2 tell us about the future of the banking union?

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