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1. What does CMDI stand for, and what does it mean?&nbsp;

The EU bank crisis management and deposit insurance framework (CMDI) lays out rules for how to handle banks that are having financial problems. It was created after the financial crisis in 2008, with one goal being to ensure that there is 

3 answers to 3 questions: CMDI


	Bankenverband sets out positions on European policy
	Focus must be on capital markets union
	Make financial market regulation fit for the future


“Europe is more important than ever. An open and democratic Europe is vital for our cohesion and our competitiveness in the world,” said Heiner H

Bankenverband calls for more Europe, less bureaucracy 

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Deep and efficient EU financial markets are vital for the financing of the EU’s upcoming challenges – in particular, the transformation or transition of our economy. This realisation, and as a result, the goal of completing EU capital markets union is gaining increasing support. However, 

Position paper on deepening the capital markets

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3 answers to 3 questions: CMDI

Bankenverband calls for more Europe, less bureaucracy

1.1 trillion euros in corporate loans are granted annually by banks in Germany

The Association of German Banks in figures

Bankenverband calls for more Europe, less bureaucracy

Bankentag 2024

Position paper on deepening the capital markets

1.1 trillion euros in corporate loans are granted annually by banks in Germany

The Association of German Banks in figures