The analysis will be carried out by the ECB together with colleagues from the national central banks of Belgium, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Greece, France, Italy, Cyprus, Latvia, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Romania and the United Kingdom. It is a long list of countries, but I felt it was absolutely necessary to mention all of them.
I would like to warmly greet the representatives from several of these participating central banks, who have accompanied me here today. Of course, the work which confronts all of us in the coming years goes beyond setting benchmarks and recommending solutions in these six areas.