SAFE Finance Blog

Thomas Huertas: Some simple steps on how to prevent the coronavirus pandemic from causing a financial crisis

In a new SAFE White Paper, Martin R. Götz, Tobias H. Tröger, and Mark Wahrenburg analyze the supervisory challenges ahead for banking regulation in Europe

Jan Pieter Krahnen: The tendency for loose financial regulation in the US is alarming. Europe should not follow

Tobias Tröger: Even ardent Europeans may learn a (limited) lesson as the court is willing to take a deeper look into the machine room of central banks' operations

Matthias Goldmann: current legal framework of EMU does not require separation of monetary policy and financial supervision

Tobias Tröger: German policy makers do not live up to the new challenges

Frankfurt lost the race on EBA. A defeat with symbolic power – An opinion by Jan Pieter Krahnen

The regulatory setting for bail-in does not ensure private liability and market stability at the same time

Jan Pieter Krahnen calls for a definition of a bail-in maximum

Jan Krahnen calls for further restructuring of banks and more determined liability rules

Tobias Tröger: The European General Court missed the chance to address substantive matters

Jan Krahnen: A withdrawal from a stability-oriented policy in the U.S. would endanger the regulatory debate in the EU