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The first is the completion of the eurozone banking union, which would feature shared bank regulation, including a credible resolution fund.
But, although banking and finance have taken center stage, the EU’s constitutional problem refuses to go away.
These steps, it is argued, have taken both sovereign-default risk and a banking crisis off the table.
The new banking union can then be extended to include a common resolution fund to enable the orderly dissolution of insolvent institutions.
The end-2013 deadline for implementation of the banking union is a long way off.
Recall that the German government adamantly rejected the eurozone banking union and the European Stability Mechanism, both of which were ultimately launched (though some say it was too little, too late).
The Muslim Brotherhood, and primarily President Mohamed Morsi, is banking on the assumption that the strength of Egypt’s Islamist vote will earn him enough support among “regular Egyptians,” and that the opposition will have little impact on the referendum’s outcome.
It is not only in central banking, of course, that we see the role of historical experience in shaping policymaking.
That theory runs counter to much historical experience, as well as to the prevailing approach to central banking that emerged in the 1990’s.
The ECB’s actions quickly reversed the fragmentation of the European banking system and eliminated fears of a euro breakup.
As the eurozone experience proves, sustaining a monetary union requires banking, fiscal, and full economic union.
And, once members give up their sovereignty over fiscal, banking, and economic affairs, they may eventually need a partial political union to ensure democratic legitimacy.
Ditching the euro might trigger a banking crisis, capital flight, inflation, and perhaps even sovereign default.
After years of painful uncertainty, the Greek banking sector is now one of the most stable in the eurozone.
To be sure, the recovery was not expected to be smooth: historically, cleaning up after a financial crisis of this magnitude takes a long time, especially given high debt burdens, extended joblessness, and damaged banking systems.
This heightened uncertainty could spill over to economic activity in the rest of the European Union through adverse feedback loops between sovereign risk and the banking system.
Moreover, Africa’s economies have already begun to diversify, placing less emphasis on natural resources relative to thriving tourism, agriculture, telecommunications, banking, and retail sectors.
Globalization and technological change are reshaping production throughout Europe, leading to the decline of traditional industries and rapid growth of high-technology manufacturing, banking and finance, scientific research, and business services.
Indeed, the Fed regulates only banks, so liquidity and leverage will migrate to the shadow banking system if banks are regulated more tightly.
Morocco boasts solid infrastructure, a robust banking system, sound public finances, low inflation, and manageable unemployment.
And a banking union, once completed, should contain the risk of financial crisis and contagion.
The eurozone was established without a fiscal transfer mechanism to succor members of the family who get into trouble; the European Central Bank is prohibited from acting as lender of last resort to the banking system; and the Commission’s proposal for Eurobonds – collectively guaranteed national bond issues – has foundered on Germany’s objection that it would bear most of the liability.
Growth returned, and confidence among foreign investors was such that large inflows of foreign direct investment, especially in the banking sector, arrived.
This huge funding has so far saved the Greek banking system from collapse, and it constitutes the key advantage of joining a real monetary union as opposed Argentina’s ‘quasi-monetary union’ with the USD.
Currently, the US banking system looks sufficiently robust to absorb the strain.
Tanzania reached its goal of providing 50% of its adult citizens with access to banking a year ahead of schedule, making the country a global leader in digital financial services.
The New Risks in Risk RegulationLONDON – When I took over responsibility for banking supervision in the United Kingdom, in 1995, a wise old bird in the Bank of England (BoE) warned me that I would find it a thankless task.
We can, however, be less certain about the shadow banking sector, almost by definition.
Last week, Portugal joined Greece and Ireland in seeking an official bailout to avoid a default that would undermine Europe’s banking system.
The list of policy mistakes is almost endless: interest-rate hikes by the European Central Bank in July 2008 and again in April 2011; imposing the harshest austerity on the economies facing the worst slump; authoritative treatises advocating beggar-thy-neighbor competitive internal devaluations; and a banking union that lacks an appropriate deposit-insurance scheme.
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