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Karel
Lannoo
Chief Executive Officer
karel.lannoo@ceps.eu
(+32/2) 229.39.56
Biography:
Languages: 
Dutch, English, French, German, Spanish
Education: 
Masters Degree in European Studies, University of Nancy. Graduate Degree in Modern History and International Relations, University of Leuven
CEPS Publications :

  • The bank stress tests: a work in progress
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  • Europe 2020 and the Financial System: Smaller is beautiful
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  • The MiFID Metamorphosis
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  • Regulatory Challenges for the EU Asset Management Industry
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  • Comparing EU and US Responses to the Financial Crisis
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  • The road ahead after de Larosière
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  • Mind the Basel Gap
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  • Time for Action: Immediate Priorities for the Next European Commission
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  • Bringing hedge funds into the regulatory mainstream
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  • Integrating Europe's Back Office: 10 years of turning in circles
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  • A crisis is a terrible thing to waste
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  • What's next after the London G-20?
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  • A bit more clarity, please, M. de Larosière
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  • Good banks, bad banks and the like
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  • Concrete Steps towards More Integrated Financial Oversight: The EU's Policy Response to the Crisis
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  • Restoring Confidence
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  • Credit Rating Agencies: Scapegoat or free-riders?
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  • The crisis, one year on
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  • It's high time to create a truly European System of Financial Supervisors
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  • EU Retail Financial Market Integration: Mirage or Reality?
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  • Pouring old wine in new skins? UCITS and Asset Management after MiFID
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  • The Maastricht Criteria for Banking
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  • Financial supervision is not well served by half-baked solutions
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  • The Future of Europe's Financial Centres
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  • Banking Supervision Returns to the Forefront
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  • MiFID Revolution or Delayed Execution
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  • MiFID and Reg NMS: A test-case for 'substituted compliance'?
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  • Much Ado about Little? Agreement on the Consumer Credit Directive Reached
  • Financial Market Data and MiFID
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  • The FSA should not resist takeover of the London Stock Exchange
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  • The ECB should not monopolise securities settlement
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  • MiFID: A Regulatory Doomsday?
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  • The MiFID Revolution
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  • So no C&S directive, but an ECB run settlement system?
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  • European Financial System Governance
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  • The MiFID Implementing Measures: Excessive detail or level playing field?
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  • Europe’s Hidden Capital Markets: Evolution, Architecture and Regulation of the European Bond Market
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  • Capital Adequacy vs. Liquidity Requirements in Banking Supervision in the EU
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  • EU Financial Regulation and Supervision beyond 2005
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  • Integration of the EU Consumer Credit Market: Proposal for a More Efficient Regulatory Model
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  • Securities Market Regulation in the EU: Everything You Always Wanted to Know about the Lamfalussy Procedure
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  • Reform of Corporate Governance in the EU
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  • The Emerging Framework for Disclosure Regulation in the EU
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  • Pan-European Asset Management
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  • Supervising the European Financial System
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  • An EU Company without an EU Tax?
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  • The Securities Settlement Industry in the EU: Structure, Costs and the Way Forward
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  • Updating EU Securities Market Regulation: Adapting to the Needs of a Single Capital Market
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  • From 1992 to EMU: The Implications for Prudential Supervision
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