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| Title: | | EU financial regulatory reform: a status report  |
| Authors: | | Véron, Nicolas |
| Issue Date: | | 2010 |
| Series/Report no.: | | Bruegel policy contribution 2010/11 |
| Abstract: | | In this paper, Nicolas Veron argues that the EU regulatory response to the crisis has been generally slower in the EU than in the United States, for four main reasons: swifter financial crisis management and resolution in the US; structural differences in legislative processes; the EU's front-loading of institutional reform, most notably the creation of European Supervisory Authorities; and the timetable of renewal of the European Commission in 2009-10. The EU has nevertheless initiated or completed significant regulatory initiatives in terms of banking, market structures, private equity and hedge funds, rating agencies and accounting. However, major further challenges loom. |
| Document Type: | | Working Paper |
| Appears in Collections: | | Bruegel Policy Contribution
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