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Elísabet Mora,Natalia Vila,Inés Küstere out whether and how FinTech may help or worry policymakers. Using the 2007 Sector Inquiry Report as the starting point for this legal analysis, this chapter looks at the following research questions with regard to the EU-based regulatory framework: (i) whether the social role of commercial banks m

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Felicity Small,Alain Neher,Lucia Wuerschtory policy. Prudential regulatory policy has after the global financial crisis become more conservative but also dependent on recognised characteristics of mainstream financial assets in order to map financial risks. Existing prudential regulation does not optimally accommodate crypto-instruments a

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M. Mercedes Galan-Ladero,Helena Alvesd banking regulation and supervision in the euro area and what this entails for commercial banking. Banking Union, as originally conceived, was to be based on three main pillars. The first pillar is the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM), whereby the responsibility for banking supervision is shared

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Research and Evaluation in Social Marketing. The legal framework provides different alternatives to finance a problem bank depending on the stage of the crisis, its seriousness, the size of the bank concerned and the availability of external resources. Among the main sources of financing are: (i) central bank’s emergency liquidity assistance

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The Fundamentals of Social Marketingthe banking field. This chapter analyzes selected key EU policy actions, legal reforms, and proposals for reform with an impact on the commercial banks’ sustainability reporting duties and on their obligations to take stock of sustainability risks and impacts, with a focus on the following questions

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Annegret von Haffa,Sebastian Pauls to create money is shifted at least in part from commercial banks to the state. This is particularly clear if the CBDCs take on properties of cash and are made available to the public at large. We discuss the agenda of monetary devolution in the United States and outline an alternative that incorpo

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