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  • Islamic finance: zero interest, high expectations

    Islamic finance: zero interest, high expectations1

    • Financial Policy and International Markets, Op-ed
    • 27/07/2018

    All across the globe, Islamic finance is gaining momentum. Based on an interest-free paradigm, this budding industry for European financial markets is deemed a potential game-changer for financial stability.

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  • Basel 4 and European banks, are we safer now?

    Basel 4 and European banks, are we safer now?1

    • Financial Policy and International Markets, Op-ed
    • 22/01/2018

    The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) has recently agreed on a new set of rules with more restrictive requirements for the banking sector. These provisions will force European banks to converge to standardised risk-weighting of their assets by 2027 and should create better harmonisation of international capital requirements.

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  • Global financial governance: does the EU have a say?

    Global financial governance: does the EU have a say?0

    • Financial Policy and International Markets, Op-ed
    • 28/02/2017

    As the EU tries to create a single financial market, engaging in a global financial governance which is no longer preoccupied with the development of new standards and institutions but rather concentrates on the implementation of existing rules, can the EU still play a major role in this particular scene?

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Latest Posts

  • Islamic finance: zero interest, high expectations
    Islamic finance: zero interest, high expectations
    • Financial Policy and International Markets, Op-ed
    • 27/07/2018
  • Basel 4 and European banks, are we safer now?
    Basel 4 and European banks, are we safer now?
    • Financial Policy and International Markets, Op-ed
    • 22/01/2018
  • Global financial governance: does the EU have a say?
    Global financial governance: does the EU have a say?
    • Financial Policy and International Markets, Op-ed
    • 28/02/2017

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