SIBERIAN LAW HERALD
ISSN 2071-8136 (print)
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List of issues > Siberian Law Herald 2024. 3

Received on 01.04.2024; approved on 11.05.2024; accepted for publication on 04.09.2024.


Macroprudential regulation in the EU and the EAEU: an organizational and legal mechanism

Author(s)
Valiev Taimuraz Murtazovich
Abstract
The comparative legal analysis is focused on the system of legal regulation of macroprudential regulation and supervision of the European Union (the “EU”) financial system and the regulation of coordinated macroeconomic policy in the Eurasian Economic Union (the “EAEU”). The significance of the research is explained by the increasing systemic risks in the presence of the structural changes in the international economy. The subject of the research is the key norms of the primary and secondary law of integra-tion associations, which define the key elements of macroprudential (macroeconomic) supervision of integration associations. There is defined the similarity of European regulation with international legal regulation of financial stability, and there are speci-fied similarities and differences of the organizational mechanism of the EU and the EAEU and its capabilities in the context of soft law.
Keywords
The EU, the European Central Bank, the European Council on Systemic Risks, macroprudential supervision, the EAEU, the Eurasian Economic Commission, Coordinated macroeconomic policy, financial stability
About the Authors
Valiev Taimuraz Murtazovich – Postgraduate, Department of Integration Law and Human Rights Law, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation (76, Vernadsky ave., Moscow, 119454, Russian Federation), ORCID: 0009-0002-5031-7287, RSCI AuthorID: 5881-1527, e-mail: vtaimuraz@gmail.com
For citation
Valiev T. M. Makroprudencial'noe regulirovanie v ES i EAES: organizacionno-pravovoj mekhanizm [Macroprudential regulation in the EU and the EAEU: an organizational and legal mechanism] Sibirskij yuridicheskij vestnik [Siberian Law Herald]. 2024, no 3(106), pp. 118–123. – DOI 10.26516/2071-8136.2024.3.118 (in Russian)
UDC
34.05
DOI
https://doi.org/10.26516/2071-8136.2024.3.118
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