Monitoring the Supervisors: Optimal Regulatory Architecture in a Banking Union

I study the optimal architecture of bank supervision in a federal system. A central supervisor gets information about a bank, for instance through stress-testing, and decides whether an on-site examination should be performed by a local or a central authority. Local supervisors have lower inspection costs, but do not internalize cross-border externalities.

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