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The Man Whoâll Do Triage on Europeâs Banks
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Ignazio Angeloni heads the financial supervisory authority setup by EU leaders in 2013 inside the European Central Bank. The NYT's Danny Hakim's interview with Angeloni on the task facing Angeloni and the ECB as it takes on supervision of all EU banks.
Ignazio Angeloni, head of the ECB's financial stability and supervisory division
10/20/2013
Angeloni heads the quasi-independent division for financial supervision of EU banks setup inside the ECB in 2013. This is part of the effort undertaken by EU leaders to provide the necessary financial architecture for the euro currency. It includes deposit insurance, banking supervision by one supervisory authority for all EU banks, unwinding failed banks, and maintaining financial stability (Single Resolution Mechanism).
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