137th mBank-CASE Seminar Proceedings: The Banking Union: State of Art
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ANDRZEJ REICH
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Stefan Kawalec
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168th mBank – CASE Seminar Proceedings: Problems at Poland’s banks are threatening the economy
Until now, the banking sector has been one of the strong points of Poland’s economy. In contrast to banks in the U.S. and leading Western European economies, lenders in Poland came through the 2008 global financial crisis without a scratch, without needing state financial support. But in recent years the industry’s problems have been … Continued
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164th mBank-CASE Seminar Proceedings: Is a bubble inflating on Poland’s housing market?
The year 2019 brought double-digit growth in Polish housing prices, for both new and existing homes. In some cities, real prices for residential real estate have reached the highest levels in history, even higher than at the peak of the boom in 2008. As a result, some are saying that there is a growing price … Continued
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160th mBank-CASE Seminar Proceedings: Financing for the Polish economy: prospects and threats
In a properly functioning economy, finance has important role to play in making main sectors of the economy – production, trade, services – to thrive. One of the most important – and often unappreciated – channels by which finance affects the processes taking place in the real sector is the selection of investment projects. It … Continued
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168th mBank – CASE Seminar Proceedings: Problems at Poland’s banks are threatening the economy
It is widely believed that the creation of the banking union initiated the integration of the EU banking market. The process is traced back to June 2012 (EU Summit decided to create the banking union), 4 November 2013 (effective date of the Banking Union Regulation), or 4 November 2014 (operational launch of the Single Supervisory Mechanism, SSM). However, the integration of the EU banking market began much earlier and the creation of the banking union should be considered the final rather than the initial step in the process.