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In late June 2017, just as many of us were getting ready for the summer holidays, the Italian government’s use of taxpayers’ money to prevent the collapse of two regional banks — Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca — sent shockwaves around the European Union. While the strategy seems to have fixed a short-term problem, it may have inadvertently undermined the credibility of financial regulation in the eurozone and damaged the long-term prospects for the European banking sector.
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