ECMI Commentary 14, September 2007: The unfolding crisis in Europe's financial markets is presenting the EU's regulatory and supervisory set-up with its first big test, revealing worrying differences in responses to stress, flaws in the enforcement of rules and gaps in the supervisory framework. Although the evidence is limited so far, Karel Lannoo makes some clear-cut policy recommendations, which need to be urgently ddressed.

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