Financial Stability as the Objective of the Banking Union
Jonathan Bauerschmidt
Abstract
Jonathan Bauerschmidt
Abstract
The European financial and sovereign debt crisis has fundamentally transformed the banking landscape in the European Union. In order to break the dependence between banks and sovereigns, the European legislator has created a Banking Union. The objective of these legislative measures is financial stability. How can this term be understood and what is the significance of financial stability for the Banking Union? This contribution aims to answer these questions
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The European financial and sovereign debt crisis has fundamentally transformed the banking landscape in the European Union. In order to break the dependence between banks and sovereigns, the European legislator has created a Banking Union. The objective of these legislative measures is financial stability. How can this term be understood and what is the significance of financial stability for the Banking Union? This contribution aims to answer these questions
Key concepts: Banking union, Legislator, Financial system, European union, Financial stability, Legislature, Financial regulation, European debt crisis