The ECRI Statistical Package provides a comprehensive overview of the trends and composition of the lending to non-financial corporations and households.
The originality of the present study is to analyse whether sharing more comprehensive data improves the functioning of credit markets in European countries. Does a higher comprehensiveness in the data collected matter for credit markets?
Karel Lannoo, Tarik Tawfik, Monique Goyens, Martin Schmalzried, Edward Simpson, Georg J Huber, Lucia Pecchini, Olivier Jerusalmy, Olha Cherednychenko, Marieke van Berkel, Chiara Dell’Oro, Mick McAteer, Lu Zurawski
The autumn season will be very busy with the confirmation of the new Commissioners and the start of the new College on November 1st.
Price rules are enacted to prevent some sub-prime lenders from wrongly exploiting the price-insensitivity of a significant share of sub-prime borrowers.
In 2008, the Consumer Credit Directive (CCD) was significantly changed by adopting a targeted harmonisation approach that aimed at standardising information disclosure duties and imposing similar r
The ECRI Commentaries Series provides short comments on ongoing developments as regards credit markets and other relevant developments in the field of financial services. ECRI researchers as well as external experts contribute to this series.
The ECRI Explainer Series provides clear and analytical overviews of multifaceted policy issues, explaining key developments and their implications for policymakers and other stakeholders.