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Sandra Parthie Event 15. June 2022 Panel discussion: Basel implementation in challenging times – How to find the right balance?

There are plenty of challenges ahead of us, the transition to a digital and sustainable economy, dealing with the impacts of the pandemic and a staggering inflation. Also the ussian aggression against Ukraine has made a recalibration of our political and economic priorities necessary.

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Sandra Parthie Event 15. June 2022

Panel discussion: Basel implementation in challenging times – How to find the right balance?

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German Economic Institute (IW) German Economic Institute (IW)

There are plenty of challenges ahead of us, the transition to a digital and sustainable economy, dealing with the impacts of the pandemic and a staggering inflation. Also the ussian aggression against Ukraine has made a recalibration of our political and economic priorities necessary.

At this time it is critical that one of the key EU legislative projects for banks in this legislative period, the implementation of the Basel banking standards, will be successful. It has to be ensured that financial stability is safeguarded while banks remain enabled to support the real economy with its many challenges.

How the EU could find this balance and what will be the way forward, especially in the European Parliament, are the pressing questions we want to discuss. For this purpose we want to discuss the implications of the banking package with ECON Rapporteur Jonás Fernández, MEP who has just published his draft report, as well as presentatives of the real economy and the banking sector.

Date
Wednesday , 15. June 2022

Time
15h00 till 17h00

Venue
Representation of the State of Hessen to the European Union
Rue Montoyer 21
1000 Brüssel

There will be simultaneous interpretation into German.

Please register before 8 June 2022 via your personal registration link.

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