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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, Macroeconomics and Finance related to the following topics may be discussed:
Kalin Anev Janse, ESM Secretary General
“The increasing stability of the euro area”
ICMA Annual General Meeting and Conference
Luxembourg, 4 May 2017
"U.S. monetary policy and fluctuations of international bank lending"
Abstract of the paper to be presented
Letter to the editor, published in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on Thursday, 4 May 2017
Luxembourg – The European Stability Mechanism has appointed Jasper Aerts as its Deputy General Counsel. Mr Aerts, who joined the ESM in September 2012, will become a member of the ESM’s Extended Leadership Team as a result of this promotion.
“I am very happy to announce Jasper’s new role as the ESM’s Deputy General Counsel. His important work in managing the ESM’s lending operations and his legal expertise in the private sector are an excellent preparation for this important task,” ESM Managing Director Klaus Regling said.
“I am very happy to announce Jasper’s new role as the ESM’s Deputy General Counsel. His important work in managing the ESM’s lending operations and his legal expertise in the private sector are an excellent preparation for this important task,” ESM Managing Director Klaus Regling said.
UECE (Research Unit on Complexity and Economics) and ISEG present the 6th UECE Conference on Economic and Financial Adjustments.
Luxembourg - The European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) on Tuesday raised €8 billion in a dual-tranche deal, completing its funding needs for the second quarter.
The EFSF raised €6 billion with a new 10-year bond, and €2 billion in a tap of a 26-year bond, completing its €13 billion funding needs for the quarter. It was the highest issue volume and the highest order book ever for a 10-year deal for the ESM/EFSF.
The EFSF raised €6 billion with a new 10-year bond, and €2 billion in a tap of a 26-year bond, completing its €13 billion funding needs for the quarter. It was the highest issue volume and the highest order book ever for a 10-year deal for the ESM/EFSF.