The Single Resolution Board published an interview with its vice-president, Miguel Carcaño, in El Pais in which he argues that further integration of European banking should not be opposed where it makes financial sense. He also calls for advancing a common deposit guarantee fund and simplifying banking regulation while maintaining financial stability. The interview situates these views in the context of the European Union’s still-incomplete single banking market. It notes Carcaño’s move to Brussels in 2015 from Spain’s bank resolution authority (FROB) and references his experience during the liquidation of Banco Popular as one of the later episodes linked to the financial crisis.
Single Resolution Board 2025-08-14
Single Resolution Board vice-president calls for a common deposit guarantee fund and simpler EU banking rules
The Single Resolution Board's vice-president, Miguel Carcaño, advocates for further European banking integration where financially sensible, a common deposit guarantee fund, and simplified banking regulation while ensuring stability. His views are framed within the context of the EU's incomplete single banking market, drawing on his experience from Spain's bank resolution authority and the Banco Popular liquidation.