FRANKFURT: A year after it took up its duties as Europe’s banking watchdog, observers say the Single Supervisory Mechanism is doing a good job, but challenges nevertheless remain.
Setting up the SSM has been “a huge achievement. It has worked very well,” said Bert Van Roosebeke, financial markets expert at the Freiburg-based think tank, the Centre for European Policy.
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