Karel
Lannoo
Chief Executive Officer
Phone: 
+32 (0)2 229 39 56
Email: 
karel.lannoo@ceps.eu
Languages: 
Dutch, English, French, German, Spanish
Education: 
Masters Degree in European Studies, University of Nancy. Graduate Degree in Modern History and International Relations, University of Leuven

CEPS Publications :

The Commission’s CRD IV requires a deeper reading
CEPS Commentaries, 31 January 2012
EU Federalism in Crisis
CEPS Policy Briefs, 07 December 2011
Placing EU Banks under Undue Stress
CEPS Commentaries, 02 December 2011
MiFID 2.0 Unveiled
ECMI Commentaries, 04 November 2011
The case for a euro-TARP
CEPS Commentaries, 13 October 2011
Opinion polls support a more European approach to the crisis
CEPS Commentaries, 11 August 2011
The second EU bank stress test: Further work in progress
CEPS Commentaries, 22 July 2011
What level of harmonisation for EU mortgage credit markets?
ECRI Commentaries, 30 June 2011
An Investigation into Stewardship: Engagement between investors and public companies
Externally Published, 24 June 2011
TGAE report - The contribution of 16 European think tanks to the Polish, Danish, and Cypriot trio presidency of the European Union
Externally Published, 16 June 2011
The EU’s Response to the Financial Crisis: A mid-term review
CEPS Policy Briefs, 20 April 2011
Options for reforming deposit protection schemes in the EU
ECRI Policy Briefs, 29 March 2011
The forest of Basel III has too many trees
CEPS Commentaries, 10 February 2011
Bank State Aid in the Financial Crisis: Fragmentation or level playing field?
CEPS Task Force Reports, 29 October 2010
What reforms for the credit rating industry? A European perspective
ECMI Policy Briefs, 13 October 2010
The bank stress tests: a work in progress
CEPS Commentaries, 30 July 2010
Europe 2020 and the Financial System: Smaller is beautiful
CEPS Policy Briefs, 09 July 2010
The MiFID Metamorphosis
ECMI Policy Briefs, 30 April 2010
Regulatory Challenges for the EU Asset Management Industry
ECMI Policy Briefs, 15 April 2010
Think Global – Act European
Externally Published, 11 March 2010
Comparing EU and US Responses to the Financial Crisis
ECMI Policy Briefs, 07 January 2010
The MiFID Revolution
Externally Published, 25 September 2009
The road ahead after de Larosière
CEPS Policy Briefs, 07 August 2009
Mind the Basel Gap
CEPS Commentaries, 16 July 2009
Time for Action: Immediate Priorities for the Next European Commission
CEPS Policy Briefs, 14 July 2009
Bringing hedge funds into the regulatory mainstream
ECMI Commentaries, 23 June 2009
Integrating Europe's Back Office: 10 years of turning in circles
ECMI Policy Briefs, 04 June 2009
A crisis is a terrible thing to waste
CEPS Commentaries, 27 May 2009
What's next after the London G-20?
CEPS Commentaries, 09 April 2009
A bit more clarity, please, M. de Larosière
CEPS Commentaries, 03 March 2009
Good banks, bad banks and the like
ECMI Commentaries, 11 February 2009
Concrete Steps towards More Integrated Financial Oversight: The EU's Policy Response to the Crisis
CEPS Task Force Reports, 01 December 2008
Restoring Confidence
CEPS Commentaries, 21 October 2008
Credit Rating Agencies: Scapegoat or free-riders?
ECMI Commentaries, 09 October 2008
The crisis, one year on
CEPS Commentaries, 07 August 2008
It's high time to create a truly European System of Financial Supervisors
CEPS Commentaries, 27 June 2008
EU Retail Financial Market Integration: Mirage or Reality?
ECRI Policy Briefs, 03 June 2008
Pouring old wine in new skins? UCITS and Asset Management after MiFID
CEPS Task Force Reports, 08 April 2008
The Maastricht Criteria for Banking
CEPS Commentaries, 04 February 2008
Financial supervision is not well served by half-baked solutions
ECMI Commentaries, 09 January 2008
The Future of Europe's Financial Centres
ECMI Policy Briefs, 20 December 2007
Banking Supervision Returns to the Forefront
CEPS Commentaries, 25 September 2007
MiFID Revolution or Delayed Execution
CEPS Commentaries, 04 September 2007
MiFID and Reg NMS: A test-case for 'substituted compliance'?
ECMI Policy Briefs, 13 July 2007
Much Ado about Little? Agreement on the Consumer Credit Directive Reached
ECRI Commentaries, 24 May 2007
Financial Market Data and MiFID
ECMI Policy Briefs, 30 March 2007
The FSA should not resist takeover of the London Stock Exchange
CEPS Commentaries, 09 February 2007
The ECB should not monopolise securities settlement
CEPS Commentaries, 16 January 2007
MiFID: A Regulatory Doomsday?
CEPS Commentaries, 10 January 2007
The MiFID Revolution
ECMI Policy Briefs, 15 November 2006
So no C&S directive, but an ECB run settlement system?
CEPS Commentaries, 08 August 2006
European Financial System Governance
CEPS Policy Briefs, 14 June 2006
The MiFID Implementing Measures: Excessive detail or level playing field?
ECMI Policy Briefs, 23 May 2006
Capital Adequacy vs. Liquidity Requirements in Banking Supervision in the EU
CEPS Policy Briefs, 01 October 2005
Europe’s Hidden Capital Markets: Evolution, Architecture and Regulation of the European Bond Market
CEPS Paperbacks, 01 October 2005
EU Financial Regulation and Supervision beyond 2005
CEPS Task Force Reports, 01 February 2005
Integration of the EU Consumer Credit Market: Proposal for a More Efficient Regulatory Model
CEPS Working Documents, 01 November 2004
Securities Market Regulation in the EU: Everything You Always Wanted to Know about the Lamfalussy Procedure
CEPS Reports in Finance and Banking, 01 April 2004
Reform of Corporate Governance in the EU
CEPS Policy Briefs, 01 October 2003
The Emerging Framework for Disclosure Regulation in the EU
ENEPRI Research Reports, 01 October 2003
Pan-European Asset Management
CEPS Task Force Reports, 01 April 2003
Supervising the European Financial System
CEPS Policy Briefs, 01 May 2002
An EU Company without an EU Tax?
CEPS Reports in Finance and Banking, 01 April 2002
The Securities Settlement Industry in the EU: Structure, Costs and the Way Forward
CEPS Reports in Finance and Banking, 01 January 2002
Updating EU Securities Market Regulation: Adapting to the Needs of a Single Capital Market
CEPS Task Force Reports, 01 March 2001
From 1992 to EMU: The Implications for Prudential Supervision
CEPS Reports in Finance and Banking, 15 June 2000
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