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How can the EU improve the competitiveness of its megabanks?

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By Juan Mejino-López, Nicolas Véron, Jesper Berg
| Bruegel
Insufficient bank capital was at the core of the 2007-2008 financial crisis and subsequent euro-area crisis of the early 2010s, when banking sector fragility fed a contagious, vicious circle between banks and sovereigns. Since then, the mandatory requirements on banks to maintain sufficient capital, central to modern bank prudential frameworks, have been raised. But there are now vocal advocates for easing these capital requirements again, particularly for the system’s largest banks (‘megabanks’).
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Implementing the digital euro project

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By Nicolas Véron, Piero Cipollone
| Peterson Institute for International Economics
Event Summary The European Central Bank (ECB) is working on a digital version of the euro, a project started back in 2020 that is coming closer to fruition as the enabling EU legislation progresses. The ECB has designed a digital equivalent of cash, aimed at complementing physical euros for day-to-day payments.
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The geopolitics of EU enlargement

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By Gert Jan Koopman, Nicolas Véron
| Peterson Institute for International Economics
Event Summary The European Union has not admitted a new member state since Croatia in 2013, while the United Kingdom left the block in 2020. Enlargement, however, is now back on the EU agenda. Western Balkan countries such as Montenegro are coming close to EU membership, and the new geopolitical context has fostered a reconsideration of the EU enlargement approach altogether. What factors will determine which new countries will join the European Union and when, and what are the next steps?
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