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Jan Pieter Krahnen: Geographical separation of supervision and liability economically inefficient

Christian Schlag takes a critical stance towards the ban of Contracts for Difference (CFDs) by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority

The Brexit decision opens up new opportunities to further develop the banking and capital markets union. An opinion by Jan Krahnen

Inconsistencies across regulatory rules should be removed / Regulatory standards should not be used as means of international competition

SAFE Director presents Skin-in-the-game-Paper at Strategy and Risk Committee

Krahnen: Agencies benefit from a shifting of financial products from the banking sector to capital markets

ABS originators should be obliged to reveal how much of the transaction’s risk they share / Current regulation gives too much leeway

Jan Pieter Krahnen suggests a single European authority supervising all central counterparty clearing houses

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SAFE Finance Blog

“Euro Clearing in London is Unacceptable”

“Investors Should be able to Decide for Themselves”

Reforming the European Financial Supervisory Architecture

T20 Task Force Presents Recommendations for Increasing Financial Resilience

Krahnen Promotes more Transparency in the ABS Market at BaFin

Rating Agencies on the Upswing Again

How to Make Asset Backed Securities Safer

Regulation of the European Clearing Market

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