
深層地理学
5 ways Europe can prepare for problem banks
Dealing with problem banks in a prompt, efficient, and even-handed manner is essential for the European banking union. Much progress has been made, but more needs to be done to strengthen...
Daniel Hardy is an Advisor at the International Monetary Fund. In the course of his career, he has worked on a wide range of industrialised, emerging market, and developing countries. He has contributed to macroeconomic surveillance, financial sector surveillance and in particular FSAPs, the design and implementation of Fund-supported programs, policy development, and technical assistance. His recent research has centred on bank behavior, stability analysis, and political economy issues.