Synopsis
This volume provides a comprehensive analysis of the EU Banking Union's evolution, legal architecture, and emerging challenges. It examines governance, accountability, and reform across multiple dimensions, providing an authoritative account of how this landmark initiative transformed banking oversight and reinforced financial stability.
About the Author
Jonathan Bauerschmidt, Member of the Legal Service, Council of the European Union,Raffaele D'Ambrosio, Deputy Head of the Legal Services Directorate, Banca d'Italia,Diane Fromage, Professor of European Law, Law Faculty & SCEUS, University of Salzburg,Daniela Jaros, Team Lead of International Affairs and EU regulation, Austrian Financial Market Authority,Paul Weismann, Associate Professor of European Union Law, Law Faculty and Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies, Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies at the University of Salzburg
Jonathan Bauerschmidt is a Member of the Legal Service, Council of the European Union, and Visiting Professor UCLouvain Saint-Louis Brussels. He studied law at the Universities of Constance and Aix-en-Provence and holds a PhD from Humboldt-University Berlin where he explored the effects of public international law treaties on the institutions of the European Union. His research focuses on constitutional and institutional law of the EU, Economic and Monetary Union and the law of financial services.
Raffaele D'Ambrosio is Deputy Head of the Legal Services Directorate of Banca d'Italia and Professor of "European Financial Supervision: Administrative and Judicial Proceedings" at the University of Bologna. He is member of the SSM Legal Committee and the Advisory Board of the European Banking Institute (EBI). During his professional and academic career he worked at the ECB Legal Services Directorate and at the Secretariat of the Italian Markets Authority (Consob) and was Professor of "Law of Financial Institutions" at the University of Bologna and "Banking Law" at the University of Viterbo. He is author of several essays on commercial, banking, and financial law.
Diane Fromage is Professor of European Law at the University of Salzburg and Deputy Director of the Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies. She is the Principal Investigator of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence EUCHALLENGES and of the Jubiläumsfonds project EUSOFTLAW. She teaches EU institutional and Internal market law, as well as Economic and Monetary Union and Banking Union law. Prior to joining Salzburg, she was a Marie Sk?odowska-Curie Fellow at Sciences Po, Paris, and an Assistant Professor at Maastricht and Utrecht Universities. She has authored numerous contributions on Economic and Monetary Union, Banking Union, Democracy and Accountability within the EU.
Daniela Jaros is Team Lead of International Affairs and EU regulation at the Austrian Financial Market Authority. Prior to that, she held various position in banking supervision and participated in numerous working groups of the European Central Bank and the European Banking Authority. She holds a law degree from the University of Vienna, a PhD from the European University Institute in Florence and spent several months as Visiting Scholar at the University of Michigan. She has researched, published and lectured on the Eurocrisis, the Economic and Monetary Union and the Banking Union.
Paul Weismann is Associate Professor of European Law at the Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies at the University of Salzburg. He has engaged in teaching and research activities at various universities/research institutes and has published on various topics in the field of EU law, public international law and public law. His research focus is on EU banking law, the Economic and Monetary Union, and questions regarding the enforcement of EU law.
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