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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Financial integration in the EU is a fact
- A harmonised EU regulatory framework
- Financial integration in the EU - statistics
- The number of banks in the EU are decreasing
- Increasing market share of cross border groups
- Cross border deals accelerating
- The changing organisation of cross border banks
- The old model
- Old model structure
- Old model characteristics
- The new model
- New model structure
- New model characteristics
- Example of organisation
- Challenges of the new model
- Why is the shift in organisational model occurring?
- A change in supervisor approach is required
- Actual supervisory approach
- Solo supervision becomes inefficient and ineffective
- Some examples of increasing complexity
- Reporting
- National discretions/definitions in CRD
- Model validation / Pillar II in CRD
- Cross border mergers
- Supervisory process
- Crisis management
- Examples of increasing complexity- summary
- The way forward: a Copernican revolution
- The way forward: difficulties
- Solution I: an institutional revolution
- Solution II: a pragmatic and gradual improvement
- How can banking supervision improve?
- Change the legal framework
- Clear mission to national supervisors
- Clear mission to EU CEBS
- The global dimension (1)
- The global dimension (2)
- Thank you
Topics Covered
- Financial integration in the EU is a fact
- Cross border banks represent an increasing market share
- These banks are increasingly organized at a consolidated level, with key functions developed for the whole group at the corporate center level
- If supervision is to be effective, it should follow this market reality
- The supervisory process should start from the consolidated level and should be fully coherent throughout the group
- To achieve this without an institutional revolution, prudential supervision should consist of a college of all involved supervisors with an empowered lead supervisor, chairing this college and with a mediation mechanism at the EU level, in case of disputes between supervisors
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Van den Spiegel, F. (2009, August 30). Supervisory cooperation in Europe from a banking perspective [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 8, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/YYEP6520.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
Supervisory cooperation in Europe from a banking perspective
Published on August 30, 2009
38 min