Nowe regulacje bankowe a stabilność finansowa polskiego sektora bankowego

The study identifies a new banking regulations designed to preserve the financial stability of the world economy after the global financial crisis. Polish membership in the European Union enforces on monetary authority of introduction new national banking regulations consistent with Eurosystem rules in order to reduce regulatory arbitrage effect. The study analyzes the new supervisory institutions from the prospective of conducting macro and micro-prudential supervision in the euro zone. Main consequences resulting from the implementation of the European Directive CRDIV / CRR adopted in April 2013 in Polish banking sector have been also researched. Also other banking regulations, which changed the current functioning of the euro zone banking sector have been investigated proving, that existing prudential solutions have secured liquidity and the stability of the banking system in Poland during the global financial crisis and, from the other side, the new regulation may pose potential threats to it. Domestic banks, despite the relatively high financial stability, expecting the new banking regulations in the euro zone are in a situation of permanent anxiety about strong and unfavorable regulatory changes.