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Stronger financial supervision for the European Union and its nearest neighbors moved a step closer Wednesday, when the European Commission outlined new structures for cross-border banking oversight.

The commission, the EU's Brussels-based executive arm, proposed establishing a European Systemic Risk Council and a European System of Financial Supervisors based on the bloc's existing network of national-level financial supervisors.

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