Edited by Gianni Lo Schiavo, Lawyer, European Central Bank, Frankfurt, Germany

'This is a timely collection of valuable insights into the legal basis and the functioning of the European Banking Union. Academic scholars, students and practitioners will benefit from a wide range of stimulating chapters covering all relevant aspects of the emerging practice - as well as areas for future reform.'--Jens-Hinrich Binder, Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen, Germany

• Contents:Introduction Part I The European Banking Union – general framework1. The relationship between the Banking Union and the Economic and Monetary Union: A re-telling of Cinderella with an uncertain happy ever after? Gavin Barrett2. Banking Union in EU law: an EU institutional law perspectiveAlberto de Gregorio Merino3. The European Banking Union and EU Administrative Law Mario P. Chiti4. Accountability and Democratic Oversight in the European Banking UnionDiane Fromage and Renato Ibrido5. Banking Union and Brexit: the challenge of geographyPierre SchammoPart II The Single Supervisory Mechanism 6. The SSM and the ECB decision-making governanceChristy Ann Petit7. Reflections on euro area banking supervision: context, transparency and culture from an institutional law perspective René Smits8. The ECB’s Macroprudential Tasks and Home-Host Supervision in the SSM: tasks, powers and supervisory gaps Kern Alexander 9. The ECB and its application of national law in the SSMGianni Lo Schiavo10. The SSM and the prudential regime of non-performing loansAndrea MiglionicoPart III The Single Resolution Mechanism 11. The Single Resolution Mechanism and the EU crisis management toolsSimon Gleeson12. BRRD/SRM, Corporate Insolvency Law and EU State Aid Law – The Trifurcated EU Framework for Dealing with Banks in DistressMichael Schillig13. Resolution framework and the protection of fundamental rights Paolo Fucile14. Single Resolution Fund and Emergency Liquidity Assistance: Status quo and reform perspectives on emergency financial support in the banking union Napoleon XanthoulisIndex

Edited by Gianni Lo Schiavo, Lawyer, European Central Bank, Frankfurt, Germany

'This is a timely collection of valuable insights into the legal basis and the functioning of the European Banking Union. Academic scholars, students and practitioners will benefit from a wide range of stimulating chapters covering all relevant aspects of the emerging practice - as well as areas for future reform.'--Jens-Hinrich Binder, Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen, Germany

• Contents:Introduction Part I The European Banking Union – general framework1. The relationship between the Banking Union and the Economic and Monetary Union: A re-telling of Cinderella with an uncertain happy ever after? Gavin Barrett2. Banking Union in EU law: an EU institutional law perspectiveAlberto de Gregorio Merino3. The European Banking Union and EU Administrative Law Mario P. Chiti4. Accountability and Democratic Oversight in the European Banking UnionDiane Fromage and Renato Ibrido5. Banking Union and Brexit: the challenge of geographyPierre SchammoPart II The Single Supervisory Mechanism 6. The SSM and the ECB decision-making governanceChristy Ann Petit7. Reflections on euro area banking supervision: context, transparency and culture from an institutional law perspective René Smits8. The ECB’s Macroprudential Tasks and Home-Host Supervision in the SSM: tasks, powers and supervisory gaps Kern Alexander 9. The ECB and its application of national law in the SSMGianni Lo Schiavo10. The SSM and the prudential regime of non-performing loansAndrea MiglionicoPart III The Single Resolution Mechanism 11. The Single Resolution Mechanism and the EU crisis management toolsSimon Gleeson12. BRRD/SRM, Corporate Insolvency Law and EU State Aid Law – The Trifurcated EU Framework for Dealing with Banks in DistressMichael Schillig13. Resolution framework and the protection of fundamental rights Paolo Fucile14. Single Resolution Fund and Emergency Liquidity Assistance: Status quo and reform perspectives on emergency financial support in the banking union Napoleon XanthoulisIndex

Edited by Gianni Lo Schiavo, Lawyer, European Central Bank, Frankfurt, Germany

'This is a timely collection of valuable insights into the legal basis and the functioning of the European Banking Union. Academic scholars, students and practitioners will benefit from a wide range of stimulating chapters covering all relevant aspects of the emerging practice - as well as areas for future reform.'--Jens-Hinrich Binder, Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen, Germany

• Contents:Introduction Part I The European Banking Union – general framework1. The relationship between the Banking Union and the Economic and Monetary Union: A re-telling of Cinderella with an uncertain happy ever after? Gavin Barrett2. Banking Union in EU law: an EU institutional law perspectiveAlberto de Gregorio Merino3. The European Banking Union and EU Administrative Law Mario P. Chiti4. Accountability and Democratic Oversight in the European Banking UnionDiane Fromage and Renato Ibrido5. Banking Union and Brexit: the challenge of geographyPierre SchammoPart II The Single Supervisory Mechanism 6. The SSM and the ECB decision-making governanceChristy Ann Petit7. Reflections on euro area banking supervision: context, transparency and culture from an institutional law perspective René Smits8. The ECB’s Macroprudential Tasks and Home-Host Supervision in the SSM: tasks, powers and supervisory gaps Kern Alexander 9. The ECB and its application of national law in the SSMGianni Lo Schiavo10. The SSM and the prudential regime of non-performing loansAndrea MiglionicoPart III The Single Resolution Mechanism 11. The Single Resolution Mechanism and the EU crisis management toolsSimon Gleeson12. BRRD/SRM, Corporate Insolvency Law and EU State Aid Law – The Trifurcated EU Framework for Dealing with Banks in DistressMichael Schillig13. Resolution framework and the protection of fundamental rights Paolo Fucile14. Single Resolution Fund and Emergency Liquidity Assistance: Status quo and reform perspectives on emergency financial support in the banking union Napoleon XanthoulisIndex