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Category: Economic and Monetary Union

The ECB’s liquidity lines – insuring deposits, both domestically and abroad

13 September 2023/ By Gregor Laudage

(Re)newing economic governance in the EU: History repeating?

8 December 2022/ By Alexandros Kyriakidis

The (dual) primary mandate of the European Central Bank: between inflation and eurozone survival

23 June 2022/ By Nuno Albuquerque Matos

The EU’s AML Package: an examination

12 October 2021/ By Sotiris Paphitis

Green light from Karlsruhe for the ratification of new EU own resources decision. First fractures in the prohibition of fiscal integration?

3 May 2021/ By Luca Lionello

CJEU clarifies the inviolability of EU and European Central Bank archives – Case C-316/19 Commission v. Slovenia

20 January 2021/ By Karl Croonenborghs

The German Federal Constitutional Court’s PSPP Judgment: Proportionality Review Par Excellence

2 June 2020/ By Jacob Öberg

Why the PSPP judgment of the German Federal Constitutional Court gives the ECB another incentive to integrate climate change considerations into monetary policy

27 May 2020/ By Elia Cerrato, Federica Agostini and Nicolas Jaberg

The German Constitutional Court Decides Price Stability May Not Be Worth Its Price

21 May 2020/ By Gareth Davies

The PSPP judgment of the German Constitutional Court: An Abrupt Pause to an Intricate Judicial Tango

6 May 2020/ By Dimitrios Kyriazis

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