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Fiscal rules need teeth or they're trash - Vimarsana News

Fiscal rules need teeth or they're trash

“The EU’s system of economic governance is opaque, ineffective in bringing down debt and sometimes has even made a crisis worse. The European Commission needs to draw the right lessons from the failures of the past”, explained Markus Ferber MEP, the EPP G...

EU's CBDC Plans Meet Skepticism at European Parliament - Vimarsana News

EU's CBDC Plans Meet Skepticism at European Parliament

Members of the European Parliament seem nonplussed as they prepare for legislation on the central bank digital currency.

Not every small bank in trouble needs to go into resolution - Vimarsana News

Not every small bank in trouble needs to go into resolution

“When we talk about rescuing banks in trouble, it’s clear that there is a lack of coherence in the application of the current EU rules. Too many disparities exist and it is high time to address this issue. However, we need a targeted reform and sho...

EU plans to prevent taxpayer cash being used to save failing banks - Vimarsana News

EU plans to prevent taxpayer cash being used to save failing banks

EU states and the European Parliament have the final say on the proposals, which also make it harder for governments to inject state aid into struggling banks, known as precautionary capital, a mechanism use by Italy for Monte dei Paschi in 2017. An explicit date for paying back the money or selling the bank will be required.

Banking crisis: Learning the right lessons - Vimarsana News

Banking crisis: Learning the right lessons

The recent collapses of Silvergate Bank, Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank and the state-backed takeover of Credit Suisse have evoked a certain sense of déjà vu. While some wonder about the stability of EU financial markets and whether lessons have been learnt since 2008, German MEP Markus Ferber argues we should not jump to hasty conclusions.