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January 2016

The European Banking Union should have been the framework to link the new financial regulation with the goals of stability and economic growth. The current path towards Basel 4 creates instead a stringent trade-off ...
In 2015 European banks moved ahead to adapt their policies to the regulatory, economic and technological framework: the growing penetration of on line banking is gradually shifting their networks from physical to virtual ...
Our work compares the relative efficiency of the most important European banking groups over the period 2005-2013 by employing a parametric approach (Stochastic Frontier Analysis) to determine the effects of the recent ...
The rate of new bad loans among non-financial companies will fall significantly in the coming years, from the peak of 3.9% in June 2015 to an estimated 2.3% by the end of 2017. Improvements are expected ...
The private banking remuneration practices seem to be sound and compliant with new regulation. Banks have improved many elements of the systems, introducing risk indicators and reviewing the weight ...

E-invoicing, the key for efficiency

Liliana Fratini Passi, Marina Schicchi
E-invoicing, linking the administrative and financial processes, is an important step towards integration of the entire order/delivery/invoicing/payment cycle. The e-invoice can ensure optimal cash flow management ...