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IW-Trends No. 1 25. March 2014 Markus Demary IW Bank Monitor

Will the European Central Bank’s Health Check for Banks Restore Confidence in the Eurozone?

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IW Bank Monitor
IW-Trends No. 1 25. March 2014 Markus Demary

IW Bank Monitor

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Markus Demary German Economic Institute (IW) German Economic Institute (IW)

Will the European Central Bank’s Health Check for Banks Restore Confidence in the Eurozone?

Before the European Central Bank assumes its role as ultimate bank supervisor of the Banking Union in November 2014, it is to subject the 128 largest system-relevant banks in the Eurozone to a comprehensive balance sheet review. The IW Bank Monitor has been developed to provide ongoing scientific assessment of the consolidation process in the banking sector and the establishment of the Banking Union. The analyses indicate that, while the majority of the banks under scrutiny are stable, a limited few must be assumed to have considerable problems. If a further crisis of confidence is to be avoided, the European Central Bank should already be communicating its strategies for tackling these problems.

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IW-Trends No. 1 25. March 2014 Markus Demary

Markus Demary: IW-Bankenmonitor – Bringt die Bankenprüfung der Europäischen Zentralbank das Vertrauen in den Euroraum zurück?

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Markus Demary German Economic Institute (IW) German Economic Institute (IW)

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IW-Trends No. 1 11. April 2018 Hanno Kempermann / Agnes Millack

Digital Regions in Germany

The digital transformation is not only revolutionising the world of business but also affecting geographical developments. Picking up on this trend, the thematic focus of this year's IW Regional Ranking is on the digital prospects of Germany’s various regions.

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IW-Trends No. 1 11. April 2018 Markus Demary / Michael Grömling / Galina Kolev

Has the German Economy Reached its Limit?

The current robustness of the German economy has triggered a debate about the risk of overheating. High utilisation of aggregate production capacity does not necessarily mean an economy is overheating.

Markus Demary / Michael Grömling / Galina Kolev IW

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