This is even more likely in countries that do not face the same constraints on national solutions as members of the EU -- most prominent among them China or India, which only recently opened their borders to foreign direct investment in the financial sector.
Les pays récalcitrants – essentiellement le Royaume-Uni, pour l’Europe  – doivent comprendre que l’absence de solution européenne impliquera un renforcement radical de la réglementation du pays hôte.