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The Journal of Entrepreneurial and Organisational Diversity (JEOD) published in June a special issue entirely devoted to the structure, governance and future prospects of co-operative banking. For further information, please click on READ MORE.
Read moreFollowing today’s Executive Committee of the European Association of Co-operative Banks (EACB), a joint Press Conference with Associazione Nazionale fra le Banche Popolari (ANBP) and BCC Federcasse, the two Italian members of the EACB, was hosted at Palazzo Altieri in Rome. For further information, please click on READ MORE.
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Read more Download PDFBrussels, 20th June 2014.The Executive Committee of the European Association of Co-operative Banks (EACB) met today in Rome. The Executive Committee meeting was hosted by Associazione Nazionale fra le Banche Popolari (ANBP) and BCC Federcasse, the two Italian members of the EACB. For further information, please click on READ MORE.
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In the framework of the International Summit of Co-operatives 2014 , the European Association of Co-operative Banks (EACB) will organise a lunch debate '‘Co-operative banks adapting to a new environment: Leveraging the co-operative difference’ in Québec on 7th October. The event will be the occasion to discuss the latest Oliver Wyman study “Co-operative Banking: Leveraging the co-operative difference to adapt to a new environment”. For further information, please click on read more.
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Following the great success of the first International Summit of Co-operatives in 2012, Desjardins Group will organise a second edition of the Summit from the 6th to the 9th of October 2014 in Quebec. In this context, the EACB is proud to be again a partner of the International Summit of Co-operatives 2014. For more information about this event, please click on READ MORE.
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The European Association of Co-operative Banks (EACB), in collaboration with its academic think-tank, is pleased to announce the publication of the Call for Papers containing the criteria for application, the selection procedure and the research topics for the Third edition of the Award. For further information, please click on READ MORE.
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In 2012 the Member States agreed to a historical step of creating a Banking Union. Its foundation is the new regulatory framework with common rules for banks in all 28 Member States, the single rulebook. A single supervisory and single resolution framework will ensure common implementation of those rules in the Eurozone (18 countries). For more information, click on READ MORE.
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The European Association of Co-operative Banks (EACB), in collaboration with its academic think-tank, is pleased to present the winners of the Second EACB Award for Young Researchers on Co-operative Banks. For the full papers of the winners, the call for papers and details about the competition please click on READ MORE.
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In light of the European elections and the new mandates of the EU Institutions (2014-2019) starting this year, the European Association of Co-operative Banks (EACB) has drawn up a Roadmap of the Co-operative Banks’ concerns and expectations, for an approach that balances regulation and stimulation of local growth. For the full document, please click on READ MORE.
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For a few years now, mechanisms exist to allow citizens and companies to make payments in euros across Europe as fast, safe and efficient as national payments are today. They have been developed as part of the so called Single Euro Payment Area (SEPA) programme. But, like with the Euro change-over, we all need to make some adjustments in order to be able to use these mechanisms. As of 1st February 2014, European law will make the use of these mechanisms mandatory. It is therefore important to prepare for their use
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