Klaus Regling
Klaus Regling is a German economist and former director of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), known for his role in managing the eurozone's financial stability. He has held significant positions within the European Commission, particularly in economic and financial affairs, contributing to the development of policies aimed at stabilizing the European economy.
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Greece:
Klaus Regling remembers the worst moment of the crisis when Wolfgang Schäuble proposed Greece's temporary exit from the euro.
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Greece:
Klaus Regling is mentioned in relation to the financial costs attributed to the Greek economic crisis.
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Spain:
Klaus Regling is a former director of the European rescue fund and former Director General of Economic and Financial Affairs at the Commission.
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