Infograph: The EU's New System of Financial Supervision

09 Sep 2011

Shane Fitzgerald

 

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The European Systemic Risk Board is the centrepiece of the EU's new system of financial supervision. It works with national supervisors and three newly empowered European Supervisory Authorities (the European Banking Authority, the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority and the European Securities and Markets Authority). 

This infograph shows how the new system works and the relationship of each body to each other. 

For more detail on the new system and how it was designed, see our previous briefings on the topic. 

You may also be interested in watching previous IIEA talks that have dealt with these issues. These include:

Strengthening Financial Supervision in Europe with Adam Farkas

EU Financial and Economic Legislation - Pulling in the Same Direction? with Sharon Bowles MEP

Ireland and the Euro with Klaus Regling, CEO of the European Financial Stability Facility

Tackling the Credit Cycle and Too-Big-To-Fail with Andrew Haldane of the Bank of England

Economic Governance in the European Union with European Commissioner Olli Rehn

Europe's Financial, Economic and Social Crisis with Dr Wolf Klinz MEP

Relaunching the Single Market with former European Commissioner Mario Monti

Reform of Financial Supervision & Regulation in Europe with Bundesbank President Axel A. Weber

The Future of Financial Regulation and Supervision with ECB Executive Board Member José Manuel González-Páramo

The Financial Reform Agenda with André Villeneuve of the City of London's International Regulatory Strategy Group

The Future of Financial Regulation – Retrieving the Meaning of Accountability in Capital Markets with Prof. Justin O'Brien of the Australian National University

 

 

 

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