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By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read FRANKFURT, May 6 (Reuters) - Europe’s top court rejected on Thursday a challenge by former Latvian lender ABLV against a European Central Bank decision in 2018 to declare it failing or likely to fail, a potentially landmark decision that affirms the powers of the supervisor. The ECB declared in early 2018 that the bank was failing, while the EU’s Single Resolution Board later concluded that resolving the bank was not in the public interest so it would have to be wound up under local laws. ABLV and its shareholders challenged the ECB’s entire process in declar...

Updated / Friday, 15 Jan 2021 14:24 Euro zone banks saw their bad loans fall in the third quarter of last year, thanks to unprecedented government guarantees and moratoria Euro zone banks have suffered some damage so far from the coronavirus pandemic, but that could change once official support measures are lifted, the European Central Bank's top supervisor said today.  Even though the euro zone economy was severely curtailed, banks saw their bad loans fall in the third quarter of last year, thanks to unprecedented government guarantees and moratoria as well as support from the ECB itself.�...

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read FILE PHOTO: Chairperson of European Banking Authority (EBA) Andrea Enria attends a debate with the European Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee in Brussels, Belgium September 26, 2016. REUTERS/Yves Herman FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone banks have suffered some damage so far from the coronavirus pandemic, but that could change once official support measures are lifted, the European Central Bank’s top supervisor said on Friday. Even though the euro zone economy was severely curtailed, banks saw their bad loans fall in the third quarter of last yea...