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This paper presents a synthetic assessment of supervisory regulations that have come into force in all countries of the European Union from 1 January 2014, not only in terms of their compliance with the desirable features of modern regulatory regimes but also in terms of their scope and complexity. This analysis found that the thesis of overregulation of banking activities in the EU is justified. However the shape of the supervisory regulations in the European Union is determined by the possibility of establishing and existence of very large banks, combining deposit and lending business with investment business. The change of this situation and the introduction of a complete separation between deposit and lending banking and investment banking - although desirable - does not seem possible at present.