Регулирование Финансовой и Банковской системы - Commission proposals for a single supervisory mechanism (2012)

On 12 September 2012 the Commission proposed a single supervisory mechanism (SSM) for banks led by the European Central Bank (ECB) in order to strengthen the Economic and Monetary Union. The set of proposals is a first step towards an integrated “banking union” which includes further components such as a single rulebook, common deposit protection and a single bank resolution mechanisms. The proposals concern:

A regulation giving strong powers for the supervision of all banks in the euro are to the ECB and national supervisory authorities i.e. the creation of a single supervisory mechanism;
A regulation with limited and specific changes to the regulation setting up the European Banking Authority (EBA) to ensure a balance in its decision making structures between the euro area and non-euro area Member States;
A communication outlining the Commission's overall vision for rolling out the banking union, covering the single rulebook, common deposit protection and a single bank resolution mechanism.