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Date: 2013-03-08 06:51:45
Financial services
European System of Financial Supervisors
Bank
Shadow banking system
Non-banking financial company
Business
Financial economics
Europe
European Banking Authority
European Union
Systemic risk

EBA BS[removed]December 2012 Opinion of the European Banking Authority on the European Commission’s consultation on a possible framework for the recovery and resolution of financial

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