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Global Financial Crisis and European Banking, appeared on 15 January 2008, with the news of a sharp drop in profits of the Citigroup, which led to a significant fall on the New York Stock Exchange.. This was followed by a spectacular fall in share prices in all major world markets and, as a result, a number of US and EU banks declared massive

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-86226-979-2uro. Furthermore, the price stability of the euro since its introduction, as well as financial integration in the EU are discussed. The overall objective of this chapter is to explain why all these developments have been a turning point for the global financial system.

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,über die abzulehnende Sterzische Lehre,erest, inflation and unemployment rates as well as important regional implications, the distinction between the EU-15 and NMS reveals a better understanding of the differences between the two groups of countries, as well as of the homogeneity and development in each group of countries over time.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-32551-3ection in September 2008. The situation, which emerged as a liquidity problem in the inter-bank markets during the early stages of the crisis, gradually turned into concerns regarding the reliability of financial institutions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94183-2e likely pros and cons both for Turkey and the EU. Finally, Turkey’s readiness and the impact of the Basel II Accord directives on the current levels of capital adequacy of Turkish banks, and the institutional preparations of Turkish banking and financial systems towards adapting EU regulation and systems are discussed.