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EIB Papers Volume 04. n°1/1999

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30 Apr 1999
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European banking after EMU

Preface by Sir Brian Unwin
Introduction by Christopher Hurst and Rien Wagenvoort
The impact of EMU on portfolio management (Martin Brookes)
New capital market opportunities in Euroland (Graham Bishop)
European capital markets: Competition between systems (Colin Mayer)
Comments on the future of EU capital markets (Luigi Spaventa)
The structure of financial systems and macro-economic instability (Daniel Gros and Karel Lannoo)
Supervision of banks after EMU (Clas Wihlborg)
On the road to wonderland? Bank restructuring after EMU (Christopher Hurst, Eric Perée and Mireille Fischbach)
Who are Europe's efficient bankers? (Rien Wagenvoort and Paul Schure)
Increasing concentration and competition in European banking: The end of anti-trust? (Philip Molyneux)
The case for a European-wide strategy (Jean Dermine)
Financial services strategies in the euro-zone (Ingo Walter)

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