Financial systems in financial crisis: An analysis of banking systems in the EU

This Forum aims to systematically describe and analyse the evolution of national financial systems within the EU over the past three decades. It analyses the processes of financialisation that have dominated this period as well as the causes and consequences of the financial crisis from the perspect...

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Published in:Inter economics 2014-03, Vol.49 (2), p.56-87
Main Authors: Detzer, Daniel, Creel, Jérôme, Labondance, Fabien, Levasseur, Sandrine, Shabani, Mimoza, Toporowski, Jan, Tyson, Judith, Consolandi, Costanza, Gabbi, Giampaolo, Matthias, Massimo, Vozzella, Pietro, Carrasco, Carlos A, Peinado, Patricia, González, Carlos Rodríguez
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bank deposits
Bankgeschäft
Banking
Banking industry
Bond markets
Deutschland
Economic conditions
Economic crisis
Economic Policy
Economics
Economics and Finance
European Integration
European Union
Finance
Financial services
Finanzkrise
Finanzmarktregulierung
Finanzsektor
Forum
Frankreich
GDP
Germany
Gross Domestic Product
Großbritannien
Investments
Italien
Italy
Labor Economics
Manycountries
Regulation of financial institutions
Savings banks
Securities markets
Social Policy
Spanien
Statistical analysis
United Kingdom
Universal banking
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Summary:This Forum aims to systematically describe and analyse the evolution of national financial systems within the EU over the past three decades. It analyses the processes of financialisation that have dominated this period as well as the causes and consequences of the financial crisis from the perspectives of five individual member states: Germany, France, the UK, Italy and Spain. Furthermore, policy proposals which could change the role of the financial system to better serve economic and social objectives are also put forward.
ISSN:1613-964X
0020-5346
1613-964X
DOI:10.1007/s10272-014-0489-8