Současná Evropa 2017, 2017(1):17-29

Evropská bankovní unie: Současný stav a jak napravit její slabiny

Stanislav Šaroch, Jan Famfule

Článek hodnotí hlavní nedostatky a potenciální rizika současné podoby evropské bankovní unie. Kriticky hodnotí institucionální nastavení jednotného bankovního dohledu; jsou vysvětleny důvody pro jeho zavedení a zároveň je poukázáno na možná úskalí. Dále se článek především zaměřuje na analýzu jednotného řešení bank v problémech a jeho podpůrnou legislativu v podobě směrnice o ozdravných postupech a řešení krize bank (BRRD). Hodnotí též hlavní inovaci směrnice BRRD, tzv. princip "bail-in" řešení bank v problémech, jak co se týče jasných výhod ve srovnání s klasickým bailoutem z veřejných prostředků, tak potenciálních nevýhod spojených zejména s efekty systémové nákazy a negativních dopadů na určité skupiny věřitelů, což může mít politické dopady. Při komparaci evropského nastavení principu bail-in s americkým ekvivalentem v podobě legislativy Dodd-Frank Act však nebyla nalezena žádná přímočará možnost inspirace pro evropské schéma. Nakonec je identifikována potřeba účinného mechanismu jištění (backstop), vzhledem k nedostatečným zdrojům současného jednotného fondu pro řešení krizí, a to zejména, pokud dojde k větší systémové krizi. Autoři tak navrhují různé možnosti aranžmá fiskálního zajištění; a je argumentováno, že Evropský stabilizační mechanismus by tuto roli plnil lépe, než řešení zahrnující napojení na národní rozpočty.

Keywords: Bankovní unie, Evropská centrální banka, bankovní dohled, řešení bankovní krize, bail-in, bailout, fiskální zajištění

European Banking Uniion: Current State of Play and How to Fix Its Weaknesses

This paper evaluates the main shortcomings and potential risks of the current shape of the EU's banking union. The institutional set-up of the single banking supervision is called into question; the rationale behind its establishment is explained and possible drawbacks are pointed out. Further and mainly, the paper concentrates on the analysis of the single banking resolution and its supporting legislation in the form of the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD). The BRRD's main innovation, the "bail-in" principle of resolving failing banks is assessed, both in terms of clear advantages as compared to the classic public bailout, and of potential drawbacks, especially concerning the contagious effects and adverse impact on specific groups of creditors with political repercussions. The European bail-in is also compared to the US "Dodd-Frank Act solution", yet there has not been found any straight forward inspiration for the European scheme. Finally, the need for a common fiscal backstop is identified given the resource inadequacy of the current single resolution fund, especially if a major systemic crisis occurs. Thus, various arrangements of the fiscal backstop are proposed; it is argued that the European Stability Mechanism would serve the backstop purpose better than the options involving national budgets.

Keywords: Banking union, European central bank, banking supervision, resolution, bail-in, bailout, fiscal backstop
JEL classification: E62, G18, G21, G33, H63

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