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Knowsley Youth Mutual is one attempt at mutualisation in which former council employees now run a youth enterprise in the second most deprived borough in England.
The tie will be strained, as Mr Hollande pushes for faster banking union and debt mutualisation in the euro zone, and Mrs Merkel is frustrated by Mr Hollande's half-measures to restore competitiveness.
They also celebrate creativity, adaptability and mutualisation in modern journalism which are key tenets of the Guardian canon, as outlined by our editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger in his recent Hugh Cudlipp lecture.
11.07am GMT Pat McFadden MP reminds David Anderson of a speech the former Co-op boss gave after the credit crunch struck, on how the public were ready to embrace a new era of mutualisation in the financial markets.
Each department should set out a clear pathway for staff wishing to pursue mutualisation in the service areas for which the department is responsible, working closely with the Mutuals Support Programme if and when support is required.
So if the euro is to be saved through a banking union, common bank deposit insurance or, eventually, some form of debt mutualisation, in exchange the Germans want a commitment now to a deeper political union, including a new EU treaty.Non, AngelaMr Hollande's new government is looking for a different timetable and a different sequence of events.
Europe has so far stuck to the mutualisation model, in which individual states' debts are underwritten by a common central bank or fiscal bailout system, ensuring security for investors and largely eliminating interest-rate spreads among countries, regardless of their level of indebtedness.
They perceive a creeping mutualisation of debt, in which they are assuming liability without control – in other words, throwing astronomical sums of money into a bottomless pit without being able to enforce austerity measures or to stop eurozone leaders such as François Hollande from taking steps to change the retirement age, for instance, from 62 to 60.
"We want to see a return to a mutualisation of resources in an age where everything is thought of as disposable," Liot says.
It will insist that two key elements of such a union – a single regulator and the mutualisation of risks in which banks stand behind one another – must be limited to the eurozone.
"Common bank resolution is difficult for them," said a senior diplomat, adding that the Dutch and the Finns, hawkish allies of the Germans on the euro crisis, were also reluctant to take on "mutualisation" of risk in the eurozone.
