A Blueprint for a Deep and Genuine EMU

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A Blueprint for a Deep and Genuine EMU Launching a European Debate Marco Buti Director General DG Economic and Financial Affairs European Commission

The European response: Breaking the negative feedback loop Bank funding FINANCIAL STABILITY Bank recaps Firewalls Break the negative feedback loop Structural reforms SOVEREIGN DEBT ECONOMIC GROWTH Fiscal discipline Differentiated fiscal consolidation & quality of public finances

Policy progress: Commission proposal for Single Supervisory Mechanism Bank funding FINANCIAL STABILITY OMT Bank recaps Up to EUR 100 bn to cover financing needs of the Spanish banking sector ESM: fully operational since October Firewalls Break the negative feedback loop Structural reforms SOVEREIGN DEBT Fiscal discipline Further fiscal measures and structural reforms in some Member States ECONOMIC GROWTH Differentiated fiscal consolidation & quality of public finances Compact for Growth and Jobs Overarching: Completing EMUs Architecture

The strategy started to work (1) financial markets are more stable Spreads over Bunds 1 2 3 IT ES BE LTRO PSI EL OMT PT IE EL, lha 3 2 1

The strategy started to work (2) Intra-EA adjustment is taking place Current-account position, % of GDP

Crisis response: current and future Financial crisis Economic crisis Sovereign debt crisis Crisis of confidence EA cohesion Measures set in ad hoc, temporary, or 'soft-law' frameworks Temp. State aid framework Bank rescue EERP Europe 2020 European Semester GLF EFSF, EFSM SMP, LTRO Permanent institutional frame set in secondary legislation or international Treaties ESFS Fin. sector legislation (CRD IV, CRR etc.) 6-Pack ESM 2-Pack TSCG OMT SSM 1. Banking Union 2. Fiscal Union 3. Integriated econ. policy framework 4. Political Union 6

June 2012 report by 4 Presidents: towards a genuine Economic and Monetary Union 4 building blocks: An integrated financial framework: single European banking supervision and a common deposit insurance and resolution framework An integrated budgetary framework: build-up of fiscal capacity, common decision-making on budgets, common instruments of stabilisation/adjustment, issuance of common debt towards a fully-fledged fiscal union An integrated economic policy framework: stronger economic coordination, broader scope Democratic legitimacy and accountability: articulation EP, national parliaments, etc.. Timeline December

Bridging different positions Solidarity Discipline All MS (symmetric adjustment) Only vulnerable MS (asymmetric adjustment) Short-term response Long term reform Secondary law Treaty changes Discretion Rules Demand (cyclical/macro) Supply (potential growth struct. ref.) Community framework Intergovernmental Maintaining sovereignty Political Union Euro Area European Union

The Commission Blueprint for a deep and genuine EMU Principles: A comprehensive approach: - financial, fiscal, economic and political architecture. - economic, legal, and institutional aspects. A gradual approach: - short, medium and long term actions A balanced approach: Discipline and solidarity National and EA responsibilities Based on Community method: - deepening of EMU to be based on the Community method - Euro area must be able to integrate quicker (Art. 136 TFEU) - Treaty changes to be resorted to when indispensable

The Commission Blueprint The short term (6-18 months) Full deployment of on-going comprehensive response ('Six-Pack'; 'Two-Pack'; Single Supervisory Mechanism). A Single Resolution Mechanism matching the Single Supervisory Mechanism. Ex-ante coordination of major structural reforms. Detailing and incentivising structural reforms for rebalancing: the 'Convergence and Competitiveness instrument'. A rapid decision on the MFF Promoting public investment in the Euro Area External representation of the Euro Area

The Convergence and Competitiveness Instrument Promote the implementation of structural reforms in Euro Area Member States by the set-up of contractual arrangements between Member States and Commission Build on the existing EU surveillance framework Increase ownership on EU and national level by better dialogue and consensus building Possible support in the form of positive financial incentives.

The Commission Blueprint The medium term (18 months to 5 years) Greater control of national budgetary policies: a European collective control over national budgetary policy in defined situations Scaling up the Convergence and Competitiveness Instrument: a Euro area fiscal capacity, including borrowing Towards conditional steps in debt mutualisation: - European Redemption Fund tackling legacy debt - Eurobills financial market efficiency, conduct of monetary policy

A European Redemption Fund Anchor for a credible reduction in public debt to below the 60% ceiling Lower overall financing costs of over-indebted Member States Debt reduction on a transparent and coordinated basis across the euro area Moral hazard to be addressed by additional commitments in the area of economic governance Pre-condition for participation: a path for budgetary consolidation and structural reform

The Commission Blueprint for a deep and genuine EMU The long term (beyond 5 years) A full banking union (supervision, resolution, deposit insurance) including 'fiscal backstop' An EMU cyclical stabilisation instrument: - for asymmetric shocks only or - including symmetric shocks (implying borrowing) Common public debt

A blueprint for a deep and genuine EMU Launching a European debate Secondary law Treaty change 1. Full implementation of European Semester and six-pack and quick agreement on and implementation of two-pack ALL ALONG THE PROCESS SHORT TERM MEDIUM TERM Within the next 18 months 18 months to 5 years 2. Banking Union: Financial regulation and supervision: quick agreement on proposals for a Single Rulebook and Single Supervisory Mechanism 3. Banking Union: Single Resolution Mechanism 4. Quick decision on the next Multi-annual Financial Framework 5. Ex-ante coordination of major reforms and the creation of a Convergence and Competitiveness Instrument (CCI) 6. Promoting investment in the Euro Area in line with the Stability and Growth Pact 7. External representation of the Euro Area 1. Further reinforcement of budgetary and economic integration 2. Proper fiscal capacity for the Euro Area building on the CCI 3. Redemption fund 4. Eurobills LONGER TERM Beyond 5 years 1. Full Banking Union 2. Full fiscal and economic union Political union: Commensurate progress on democratic legitimacy and accountability

A Blueprint for a Deep and Genuine EMU Launching a European Debate Marco Buti Director General DG Economic and Financial Affairs European Commission