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Gouvernance de la zone euro
Le président du Conseil européen est également le président du sommet de la zone euro et, à ce titre, il joue un rôle de premier plan dans la gouvernance de la zone euro. Une fois par mois au moins, il examine les questions relatives à la zone euro avec...
L'union bancaire, à la recherche du consensus
Les Ministres des Finances européens sont actuellement en pleine négociation de la future union bancaire. Si un accord de principe a été trouvé depuis plusieurs mois pour créer, en la personne de la Banque centrale européenne (BCE), un superviseur unique...
Bank supervision (Conclusions of 3198th Council meeting - Economic and Financial Affairs - Brussels, 13 November 2012)
The Council discussed, on the basis of a note from the presidency ( doc. 15663/12 ), proposals aimed at establishing a single supervisory mechanism (SSM) for credit institutions in the eurozone and in other EU member states choosing to participate. Experts...
Financial transaction tax (Conclusions of 3198th Council meeting - Economic and Financial Affairs - Brussels, 13 November 2012)
The Council took stock of developments regarding the introduction of a financial transaction tax (FTT) in a number of member states wishing to participate in an enhanced cooperation, and discussed how to proceed with the dossier. The Commission presented...
Economic governance - Second package (Conclusions of 3198th Council meeting - Economic and Financial Affairs - Brussels, 13 November 2012)
The Council adjusted its position in negotiations with the European Parliament on two draft regulations aimed at further improving economic governance in the euro area. The objective is to facilitate rapid agreement with the Parliament, so as to enable...
The Case for a comprehensive EU-US Free Trade Agreement, by Eberhard Rhein (rhein.blogactiv.eu)
After the suspension of the Doha talks on a global round of trade liberalisation under the auspices of the WTO in 2006 many countries have turned to bilateral free trade agreements. So far the EU and USA, the two biggest trading countries, after China,have...