Schaeuble at Odds With ECB on Pooling Bank-Failure Fund
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German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble squared off with the European Central Bank over the pace of pooling bank levies in a euro-area resolution fund, potentially slowing the proposal’s progress into law.
ECB Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said last week that the proposed 10-year time for merging national contributions to the Single Resolution Fund “is too long and should be shortened, possibly to five years.” A day later, ECB President Mario Draghi underscored this assessment.