Publication

12 Dec 2012

This policy brief deals with the separation of the supervisory and monetary policy arms of the European Central Bank. It argues that a strict separation, or "Chinese walls", between supervision and monetary policy are not desirable, especially during a financial crisis when the systemic stability of the financial system represents the biggest threat to a monetary policy aiming at price stability.

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Author Thorsten Beck, Daniel Gros
Series CEPS Policy Briefs
Issue 286
Publisher Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)
Copyright © 2012 Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)
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