Unlimited Liability of State-owned Banks under the EC-Rules of State Aids /
The applicability of EC law of state aids to the state`s unlimited liability for Savings Banks and "Landesbanken" is controversial. Legal and political discussions following the Maastricht-II-Treaty tend to assume that liabilities have to be qualified as state aids. However, as the liabili...
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Berlin, Heidelberg :
Springer Berlin Heidelberg,
1998.
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Table of Contents:
- Statement of issue
- Institutional burden and guarantor liability as organizational concept of commercially active public institutions
- Applicability of Article 92 EC Treaty
- Institutional burden and guarantor liability as a subsidy?
- Institutional burden and guarantor liability as subsidies by virtue of refinancing advantages?
- Actual contributions of capital as a subsidy?
- Special features of the banking sector: Compatibility of subsidization "to relieve a major economic disturbance"(Art.92,3(C)
- Distortion of competition and impairment of international trade.-