Unlimited liability of state-owned banks under the EC-rules of state aids / Ulrich Immenga, Joachim Rudo.
1998
KJE2188 .I45713 1998 (Map It)
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Unlimited liability of state-owned banks under the EC-rules of state aids / Ulrich Immenga, Joachim Rudo.
Uniform Title
Beurteilung von Gewährträgerhaftung und Anstaltslast der Sparkassen und Landesbanken nach dem EU-Beihilferecht. English
Published
Berlin ; New York : Springer, [1998]
Copyright
©1998
Call Number
KJE2188 .I45713 1998
Former Call Number
Comp 640 Im6 1998
ISBN
3540643141 (alk. paper)
Language Note
Translation of: Beurteilung von Gewährträgerhaftung und Anstaltslast der Sparkassen und Landesbanken nach dem EU-Beihilferecht
Description
xii, 142 pages ; 25 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)38842030
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages [133]-142).
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Table of Contents
A
Statement of the issue
1
B
Institutional burden and guarantor liability as organizational concept of commercially active public institutions
3
IFinancial institutions under public law in the German banking system
3
IIInstitutional burden and guarantor liability as structural characteristics of public commercial activity
14
IIIGuarantor liability and institutional burden as a consequence of the administrative organizational discretion of the state
24
IVDeposit protection systems and bank supervision in Germany
30
C
Applicability of Article 92 EC Treaty
37
IThe concept of subsidies
37
IIControl measures of subsidy supervision
39
IIIApplicability of Article 92 EC Treaty to public companies
40
D
Institutional burden and guarantor liability as a subsidy?
45
ISureties or guarantees as subsidies even in the absence of an actual case of liability
45
IIGuarantor liability and institutional burden as liability by virtue of organization
47
IIISubsidy law and property right
49
IVUnlimited assumption of liability as common market behavior of a private investor?
52
VInstitutional burden and guarantor liability as the expression of financing responsibility under corporate law
70
E
Institutional burden and guarantor liability as subsidies by virtue of refinancing advantages?
73
IPresence of an economic benefit
73
IIThe assumption of unlimited liability as a common market form of financing for a private investor
77
IIIProof and quantification of a benefit
84
IVConclusions
108
F
Actual contributions of capital as a subsidy?
111
IDifferentiation between the existence of and the execution of institutional burden
111
IIActual contribution of capital in a crisis situation
111
IIIContinuance of institutional burden in a crisis situation
114
G
Special features of the banking sector: Compatibility of subsidization "to relieve a major economic disturbance" (Art. 92, 3(C))
117
IMajor economic disturbance
117
IISpecial features of the banking sector
118
H
Distortion of competition and impairment of international trade
123
IDistortion of competition
123
IIImpairment of international trade
126
I
Summary
129
IInstitutional burden and guarantor liability as subsidies?
129
IIInstitutional burden and guarantor liability as subsidies by virtue of refinancing advantages?
130
IIIActual contributions of capital as subsidies?
131
IVSpecial features of the banking sector: Compatibility of subsidization "to relieve a major economic disturbance" (Art. 92.3 (c) EC Treaty)?
132
Bibliography
133