Übersetzung für "Banking resolution" in Deutsch

A single European financial market without a credible banking resolution mechanism will always be prone to crisis.

In terms of banking resolution, the Commission should take into account the following key objectives and priorities:

In short, the European banking resolution framework has confiscated the tools for intervention from national authorities (which was the right thing to do), without recreating them at the European level.

Although these programs’ comprehensive nature explains their success, neither the Banking Recovery and Resolution Directive nor the Single Resolution Board (SRB) are designed to put in place such systemic responses.

This requires implementing a fully-fledged banking union – with a pan-European supervisor and a strong regime for banking resolution and deposit insurance – as soon as possible.

The completion and implementation of the significant overhaul of the financial regulatory framework in response to the financial crisis, including the implementation of the new banking supervisory and resolution rules, remains a major area of the Commission's work.

New capital requirements will be introduced in line with Basel 3 and Member States commit to putting in place national legislation for banking resolution, in full compliance with the Community acquis.

The ECB, for its part, also contributed to taming the crisis and we have rounded off the year with the decisions I have just described on banking supervision and resolution as well as on Greece.

It is time to overcome the unwillingness that exists in some Member States and federalise banking supervision and resolution.

In this context, Member States commit to putting in place national legislation for banking resolution, in full respect of the Community acquis.

Colleagues expressed various opinions on issues such as eurobonds in a time perspective, more integrated banking supervision and resolution, and a common deposit insurance scheme.

In the domain of banking supervision and resolution, this diminished level of legitimation is acceptable in the end because it is compensated by specific safeguards allowing for democratic accountability.

Despite the implementation of a series of reforms in 2010, including enhanced capital requirements for banks, new banking resolution legislation and the centralization of derivatives markets, the question whether the current financial system is fit for the future remains unanswered.

This report summarises the current proposals and decisions regarding the Banking Union and evaluates the Banking Union’s three pillars – banking supervision, bank resolution and common standards for deposit guarantees – from a regulatory economic perspective.

This report summarises the current proposals and decisions regarding the Banking Union and evaluates the Banking Union's three pillars – banking supervision, bank resolution and common standards for deposit guarantees – from a regulatory economic perspective.

In the past, the ECON Committee has built a sound reputation and played a constructive role in the building up of a common rulebook, the Single Supervisory Mechanism, the Banking Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD) and a Banking Resolution, always by establishing ambitious and credible broad majorities.

Finally, the project for Banking Union has moved forwards, which has led to the creation of a European supervisory board under the European Central Bank (ECB), as well as an agreement within the Council on a truly European banking resolution mechanism.

Europe's banking sector is highly integrated, which means that cross-border banking supervision and resolution is an absolute necessity in terms of boosting confidence in European banks overall.