Stefan Grundmann is Professor of Transnational Private Law and Theory at the European University Institute, Florence.Hans-W Micklitz is Professor of Economic Law at the European University Institute, Florence.

• 1. The European Banking Union and Constitution – The Overall Challenge Stefan Grundmann and Hans-W MicklitzPART ISOME CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS OF EUROPEAN BANKING UNION2. The Constitutional Dimension of Banking Union Takis Tridimas3. The Thin Red Line Between the OMT Decision and the Banking UnionAlessandro BuscaPART IIEUROPEAN BANKING UNION AND FULL INTEGRATION4. The European Banking Union and Integration Stefan Grundmann5. Banking Union and the European Economic Constitution: A Brief Comparison of Regulatory Styles in Banking Regulation and Competition Law Heike Schweitzer6. Technocratic and Centralised Decision-making in the Banking Union’s Single Supervisory Mechanism: Can Single Market and Banking Union Governance Eff ectively Co-exist in a Post-Brexit World? Niamh Moloney7. Single Resolution Board: Lost and Found in the Thicket of EU Bank Regulation Agnieszka SmolenskaPART IIIEUROPEAN BANKING UNION, DEMOCRACY AND TECHNOCRACY8. Some Reflections on the State of European Democracy with Regard to the Banking Union and the ECB Christoph Möllers9. The European Banking Union: A Case of Tempered Supranationalism? Sergio Fabbrini and Mattia Guidi10. Prudential Supervision and the European Central Bank Credit Data Registry (AnaCredit): Legal Basis and Democratic Accountability Federico Ferretti11. The Internal Market and the Banking Union Hans-W. Micklitz12. Should Non-participating Member States Join the Banking Union? A Legal Perspective Dalvinder Singh

Both academic scholars and practitioners dealing with legal questions in the area of European integration and financial regulation can learn much from the informed contributions on this work. Furthermore, anyone interested in the state of democracy in Europe will find new information and inspiration in this volume.

Stefan Grundmann is Professor of Transnational Private Law and Theory at the European University Institute, Florence.Hans-W Micklitz is Professor of Economic Law at the European University Institute, Florence.

• 1. The European Banking Union and Constitution – The Overall Challenge Stefan Grundmann and Hans-W MicklitzPART ISOME CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS OF EUROPEAN BANKING UNION2. The Constitutional Dimension of Banking Union Takis Tridimas3. The Thin Red Line Between the OMT Decision and the Banking UnionAlessandro BuscaPART IIEUROPEAN BANKING UNION AND FULL INTEGRATION4. The European Banking Union and Integration Stefan Grundmann5. Banking Union and the European Economic Constitution: A Brief Comparison of Regulatory Styles in Banking Regulation and Competition Law Heike Schweitzer6. Technocratic and Centralised Decision-making in the Banking Union’s Single Supervisory Mechanism: Can Single Market and Banking Union Governance Eff ectively Co-exist in a Post-Brexit World? Niamh Moloney7. Single Resolution Board: Lost and Found in the Thicket of EU Bank Regulation Agnieszka SmolenskaPART IIIEUROPEAN BANKING UNION, DEMOCRACY AND TECHNOCRACY8. Some Reflections on the State of European Democracy with Regard to the Banking Union and the ECB Christoph Möllers9. The European Banking Union: A Case of Tempered Supranationalism? Sergio Fabbrini and Mattia Guidi10. Prudential Supervision and the European Central Bank Credit Data Registry (AnaCredit): Legal Basis and Democratic Accountability Federico Ferretti11. The Internal Market and the Banking Union Hans-W. Micklitz12. Should Non-participating Member States Join the Banking Union? A Legal Perspective Dalvinder Singh

Both academic scholars and practitioners dealing with legal questions in the area of European integration and financial regulation can learn much from the informed contributions on this work. Furthermore, anyone interested in the state of democracy in Europe will find new information and inspiration in this volume.

Stefan Grundmann is Professor of Transnational Private Law and Theory at the European University Institute, Florence.Hans-W Micklitz is Professor of Economic Law at the European University Institute, Florence.

• 1. The European Banking Union and Constitution – The Overall Challenge Stefan Grundmann and Hans-W MicklitzPART ISOME CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS OF EUROPEAN BANKING UNION2. The Constitutional Dimension of Banking Union Takis Tridimas3. The Thin Red Line Between the OMT Decision and the Banking UnionAlessandro BuscaPART IIEUROPEAN BANKING UNION AND FULL INTEGRATION4. The European Banking Union and Integration Stefan Grundmann5. Banking Union and the European Economic Constitution: A Brief Comparison of Regulatory Styles in Banking Regulation and Competition Law Heike Schweitzer6. Technocratic and Centralised Decision-making in the Banking Union’s Single Supervisory Mechanism: Can Single Market and Banking Union Governance Eff ectively Co-exist in a Post-Brexit World? Niamh Moloney7. Single Resolution Board: Lost and Found in the Thicket of EU Bank Regulation Agnieszka SmolenskaPART IIIEUROPEAN BANKING UNION, DEMOCRACY AND TECHNOCRACY8. Some Reflections on the State of European Democracy with Regard to the Banking Union and the ECB Christoph Möllers9. The European Banking Union: A Case of Tempered Supranationalism? Sergio Fabbrini and Mattia Guidi10. Prudential Supervision and the European Central Bank Credit Data Registry (AnaCredit): Legal Basis and Democratic Accountability Federico Ferretti11. The Internal Market and the Banking Union Hans-W. Micklitz12. Should Non-participating Member States Join the Banking Union? A Legal Perspective Dalvinder Singh

Both academic scholars and practitioners dealing with legal questions in the area of European integration and financial regulation can learn much from the informed contributions on this work. Furthermore, anyone interested in the state of democracy in Europe will find new information and inspiration in this volume.