REFLECTIONS ON UNION EUROPEAN BANKING PROJECT
Jenica Popescu, Victoria Firescu
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Jenica Popescu, Victoria Firescu
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The international financial crisis has revealed malfunctioning of surveillance systems available until 2007-2008, as well as the relationship between banks and governments, which led to the idea of creating a European Banking Union, as a measure to prevent new negative phenomena. The project provides a centralized supervision of European banks, conducted by European Central Bank and the European Banking Authority, and common banking rules into European Union and the establishment of a common fund to guarantee bank deposits.
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The international financial crisis has revealed malfunctioning of surveillance systems available until 2007-2008, as well as the relationship between banks and governments, which led to the idea of creating a European Banking Union, as a measure to prevent new negative phenomena. The project provides a centralized supervision of European banks, conducted by European Central Bank and the European Banking Authority, and common banking rules into European Union and the establishment of a common fund to guarantee bank deposits.
Key concepts: Banking union, European union, Business, European debt crisis, Financial system, Single Euro Payments Area, Financial regulation, Financial crisis