The EU Bank Resolution Framework:Institutional Changes of the Financial Safety Net in Poland and the Czech Republic
Abstract :
In response to the global financial crisis, fundamental changes have been made at the European level to the legal framework of single financial market regulation and supervision. One of the significant legal steps was the establishment of a common system of recovery and resolution of failing banks. Within the framework of a systemic approach to the EU financial market, the article illustrates the steps taken towards the implementation of the resolution framework into domestic financial markets of Poland and the Czech Republic. The core content of the article is comparison of the role and location of the Polish and Czech resolution authorities in the architecture of the national safety net. The main aim of the contribution is to confirm or disprove a hypothesis that the legal framework of the resolution is a complementary element of financial safety net at the financial market, making it necessary to redefine the role of individual institutions that form the current system of ensuring financial stability in Poland and the Czech Republic. The scientific methods of analysis, synthesis, and comparison have been employed.
Files in this item
Related items
Show items related to title, author, creator, and subject.
-
Title: European Monetary Fund - A Further Step towards Completing the Economic and Monetary Union?
Author: Johan Schweigl
Date: 2019
Submitted: 2023-03-16
-
Title: The Financial System as a New Theoretical and Legislative Term
Author: Michael Kohajda
Date: 2019
Submitted: 2023-03-16
-
Title: Local Government Financial Institution and FinTech
Author: Witold Srokosz
Date: 2019
Submitted: 2023-03-16
-
Title: Analyses of Trends in the Fire Losses and the Fire-Brigade Call-Outs in South Africa Between 2004 And ...
Author: Madondo Rennifer; Mutingwende Nhamo; Shwababa Siviwe; Bayne Robyn J.; Restás Ágoston; Tandlich Roman
Date: 2022
Submitted: 2023-02-15