Eurozone finance ministers have reached a long-awaited deal over banking reform after many negotiations.
The deal aims to create a 55bn euro ($75bn; £46bn) single resolution fund, financed by the banking industry, over the next 10 years.
That fund would be backed a new agency, which will help decide how to deal with failing banks.
EU financial markets commissioner Michel Barnier tweeted that it was a "momentous" day.
The agreement will give Brussels a range of new powers to prevent banking failures, and ministers hope it will put an end to the need for future taxpayer-funded bailouts.
The next step will involve negotiations with the European Parliament.
Long time comingThe 17 nation eurozone has been working towards a so-called "banking union" for some time.
The ministers' overall aim is to form a banking union that would give European authorities the powers to supervise banks, and wind them up when necessary.
The banking crisis forced a number of European governments to spend large sums of money supporting banks whose lending had turned bad.
Over the main years of the crisis, European governments spent 1.5 trillion euros (£1.3tn; $2tn) propping up the banks.
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