Publications & activities

Doctoral thesis (under Professor Howarth’s supervision)

Farida Valieva, ‘Convergence of national prudential supervision under the European Single Supervisory Mechanism’, defended on 27 April, 2023.

Book chapters

Howarth, D., Högenauer, A.-L., and Quaglia, L. (2023) ‘Chapter 13: The Challenge of Completing Banking ��ͷ��on’, in eds., Bonghart, A. and Torres, F., The Political Economy of Europe’s Future and Identity: Integration in Crisis Mode, Lisbon: EUI / UCP Press.

Howarth, D. and Schild, J. (2020) ‘Introduction: The Difficult Construction of European Banking ��ͷ��on’, in D. Howarth, D. and J. Schild, eds., The Difficult Construction of European Banking ��ͷ��on, London: Routledge, 2020, pp. 1-9.

Howarth, D. and Quaglia, L. (2020) ‘Theoretical Lessons from EMU and Banking ��ͷ��on: Plus ça change’, in D. Howarth, D. and J. Schild, eds., The Difficult Construction of European Banking ��ͷ��on, London: Routledge, 2020, pp. 38-50.

Howarth, D. and Quaglia, L. (2020) ‘The difficult construction of a European Deposit Insurance Scheme: a step too far in Banking ��ͷ��on?’, in in D. Howarth, D. and J. Schild, eds., The Difficult Construction of European Banking ��ͷ��on, London: Routledge, 2020, pp. 188-207.

Journal articles

Howarth, D. with Högenauer, A.-L- and Quaglia, L. (2023) ‘The persistent challenges to European Banking ��ͷ��on. Journal of European Integration 45(1), 1-14, 2023,

Pierret, L. and Howarth, D. (2023) ‘Moral hazard, central bankers, and Banking ��ͷ��on: professional dissensus and the politics of European financial system stability’, Journal of European Integration, 45:1, 15-41, DOI:

Howarth, D., James, S. and Macartney, H., ‘Ten Years of Regulatory Reform Since the International Financial Crisis: Understanding Bank Influence in the European and International Context’, Business and Politics, 22 (1), Spring, 2020, which includes a number of papers with a Banking ��ͷ��on / Banking Supervision focus.

Howarth, D. and Quaglia, L., ‘One money, two markets? EMU at twenty and European financial market integration’, Journal of European Integration, 2020, 42 (3), 433-448. This article examines the impact of differential banking supervision in the EU (those member states in Banking ��ͷ��on and those outside Banking ��ͷ��on).

Högenauer, A.L., Howarth, D., and Rehm, M., ‘Reforming the Institutions of Eurozone Governance’, Politics and Governance, 9 (2), Spring, 2021, which includes papers with a Banking ��ͷ��on / Banking Supervision focus.

Asimakopoulos, I. and Howarth, D., ‘Stillborn Banking ��ͷ��on: Explaining Ineffective European ��ͷ��on Bank Resolution Rules’, with, Journal of Common Market Studies, 2022, 60 (2), 264-282.

Activities

Public Round Table

Public On-line Round Table: ‘Dealing with national divergence in Banking ��ͷ��on’s Single Supervisory Mechanism’, Thursday, 6 July 2023, from 18.00 to 20.00

The round table focused on the ongoing national divergence in the operation of the Single Supervisory Mechanism. Participants examined the margin of manoeuvre available to National Competent Authorities with regard to the supervision of Less Significant Institutions and the extent to which the ECB’s supervision of large banks is directed by divergent national rules. More specifically, the speakers discussed: the application of national law by the ECB in the banking supervision context; the state of play regarding granting cross-border liquidity waivers in the Banking ��ͷ��on; and the role of Joint Supervisory Teams in supervisory convergence. Presentations were followed by a lively Question and Answer session.

Participants:

Chair: Professor David Howarth, ��ͷ��
Florian Weidenholzer, Head of Division Supervisory Policies at the ECB
Dr Maria Cecilia del Barrio Arleo, European Banking Institute
Dr Jakub Gren, European Banking Institute
Professor Marta Božina Beroš, Associate Professor at the ��ͷ��versity of Pula, Croatia

Workshop

Banking ��ͷ��on workshop programme.pdf 160,96 kB

Professor Howarth hosted over forty academics, banking supervision practitioners and students in person and on-line at his Workshop on the Politics, Law and Political Economy of European Banking ��ͷ��on. The workshop, at which twenty academic papers were presented and discussed, was the main activity linked to the BEEBS project. The workshop was funded in part by the ��ͷ��versity’s Robert Schuman Initiative’s Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence. Laura Pierret, the doctoral student funded through the BEEBS project helped to organise the workshop. The other project members Jakub Green (ECB) and Farida Valieva contributed to the workshop as paper presenters and discussants.

Conference and workshop papers

Chang, M., Howarth, D. and Pierret, L., ‘Unconventional Monetary Policies, Moral Hazard, and the Maastricht Model: Constructing or Deconstructing the Legitimacy of the European Central Bank?’. Paper presented at the EUSA 18th Biennial Conference (Pittsburgh, May 2023) and at the Politics of Central Banking workshop organised by the Max Planck Institute (Cologne, June 2023).

Pierret, L., ‘Moral hazard as the wild card of European economic integration?’. Paper presented at the 29th International Conference of Europeanists (Reykjavik, June 2023). This paper contains an analysis of how EU institutions used the concept of moral hazard to promote centralization at the EU level, notably in terms of banking supervision.

Pierret, L. and Howarth, D., ‘Moral hazard, EU central bankers, and Banking ��ͷ��on: Professional dissensus and the politics of European financial system stability’. Paper presented at the Politics, Law and Political Economy of European Banking ��ͷ��on, Workshop, ��ͷ��, 12-13 May 2022.

Gren, J., ‘The ‘liquidity in resolution’ blackhole of the European Banking ��ͷ��on’s space’. Paper presented at the Politics, Law and Political Economy of European Banking ��ͷ��on, Workshop, ��ͷ��, 12-13 May 2022.