
doi: 10.1435/100097
handle: 2108/271823
Regulatory and supervisory decisions of the EBA, the Single Resolution Committee and the ECB can be challenged by administrative appeal before the Joint Board of Appeal, the Appeal Panel and the Administrative Review Council, respectively. The discipline of pre-judicial review presents interesting profiles of investigation and comparison with regard to the composition, independence of the members, the powers exercisable and the content of the control with substantial differences for the review schemes. Interesting considerations emerge regarding the relevance of disputes and the effectiveness of the protection of subjective positions.
Resolution Committee's and ECB's Decisions - Administrative and Judicial Review, 330, European Banking Regulation and Supervision - ABE's, Settore IUS/05 - DIRITTO DELL'ECONOMIA, Settore GIUR-03/A - Diritto dell'economia, European Banking Regulation and Supervision - ABE's, Resolution Committee's and ECB's Decisions - Administrative and Judicial Review
Resolution Committee's and ECB's Decisions - Administrative and Judicial Review, 330, European Banking Regulation and Supervision - ABE's, Settore IUS/05 - DIRITTO DELL'ECONOMIA, Settore GIUR-03/A - Diritto dell'economia, European Banking Regulation and Supervision - ABE's, Resolution Committee's and ECB's Decisions - Administrative and Judicial Review
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