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Uneven progress in implementing cross-border bank resolution in the EU

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Implementing the framework for cross-border bank resolution in the EU is a work in progress, but it is not necessarily proceeding in a consistent way. Three banks were recently resolved in the EU, in which the rules were applied in a different way in each case. These varying results suggest that there remain important differences in supervisory approaches that will continue to have a large bearing on how problem banks are dealt with across the EU. This situation, in turn, raises questions about the EU's commitment to ensuring a level playing field.

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  • Lannoo, Karel, 2017. "Uneven progress in implementing cross-border bank resolution in the EU," CEPS Papers 12733, Centre for European Policy Studies.
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