Economic and Monetary Union
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These 10 explanatory sheets present a summary of the way the European Union has faced the challenges raised by the financial turbulence ongoing since 2007. They aim to facilitate the understanding of the context of the crisis which the Union is experiencing and to provide a panorama of the reforms adopted to face this. The first six address the world financial crisis and measures taken both internationally and on a European level to manage the effects and reduce the probability of its repetition in the future. Within the European Union these measures notably include the creation of a new structure for financial supervision and high legislative production in terms of financial regulation. The last four sheets focus on the crisis and the euro and the reform of the Economic and Monetary Union.
Summary
SHEET 01
The Global Finan cial and Economic Crisis in BriefSHEET 02
Causes and Lessons Lea rned from the CrisisSHEET 03
The Reform of the Global Finan cial ArchitectureSHEET 04
Finan cial Regulation and Supervision in the Eu (I) New institutions: stepping up financial supervision in the EUSHEET 05
Regulation and Finan cial Supervision in the EU (II) Strengthening the resilience of the financial systemSHEET 06
Regulation and Finan cial Supervision in the EU (III) Making the financial sector more transparent and more responsibleSHEET 07
From the Finan cial Crisis to the Euro CrisisSHEET 08
Characteristics of the Countries in troubleSHEET 09
How to Reform the Economic and Monetary Union? (I)SHEET 10
How to Reform the Economic and Monetary Union? (II)Upload the full document
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