Past Events

From the organiser: How the crisis made Europe stronger With political risk strongly reducing after pro-European votes in recent European elections, the outlook for the euro area seems much brighter

International Capital Flows This workshop aims to discuss recent theoretical and empirical advances in the study of international capital flows. Potential papers on International Economics

ESM Chief Risk Officer, Cosimo Pacciani, speaks on, "Managing Credit Risks: Future Challenges". Follow the conversation on Twitter: #flemingevents

"U.S. monetary policy and fluctuations of international bank lending" Abstract of the paper to be presented There is no consensus in the empirical literature on the direction in which changes in the U

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A Glimpse into Europe’s Financial Landscape Greece: A comeback to the financial markets? (Event overview from the organiser) Recent developments on both sides of the Atlantic have conveyed a message

“The political foundations of central banking in the US and EU” This seminar will present Professor Cecchetti’s perspective on monetary policy in the U.S. and the euro area, especially the political

HOW MUCH OF A FISCAL UNION FOR THE EMU? A central question in the development of Europe is how much of a Fiscal Union is needed in order to have a stable and resilient Euro Area and European Union

The Government Borrowers Forum creates a forum for senior officials of countries issuing in international capital markets and treasurers of supranational organizations. The forum is organized annually

The Government Borrowers Forum creates a forum for senior officials of countries issuing in international capital markets and treasurers of supranational organizations. The forum is organized annually

Aitor Erce and Gong Cheng speak on the topic , "Restructuring Official Debt using the Paris Club: Evolution and Implications"