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transparency and financial regulation July 16, 2012

Posted by Bradley in : consultation , trackback

In early May I noted that the High-level Expert Group on Reforming the structure of the EU banking sector was running a consultation. The web page for the consultation suggests that there were no responses to the invitation to comment. Perhaps the consultation wasn’t well advertised? Perhaps the questions were too open ended?

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