Calendar
Course dates: 22 November – 10 December 2021
Course Directors: Ignazio Angeloni (SAFE, Goethe University Frankfurt); Maria Ana Barata (EUI, FBF); Thorsten Beck (EUI, FBF); Christy-Ann Petit (Dublin City University/Brexit Institute)
Course Instructors: Mathias Dewatripont (ULB); Andrea Federico (Oliver Wyman); Andrew Gracie (Deloitte); Eva Hüpkes (FSB); Korbinian Ibel (ECB); Boštjan Jazbec (SRB); Stéphane Kerjea (ECB); Michel Kohn (ECB); Gyöngyi Lóránth (Universität Wien); Martin Oehmke (LSE and Political Science); Chryssa Papathanassiou (ECB); John Roche (ECB); Emiliano Tornese (EC-DG FISMA, FBF); Tobias Troeger (Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main); Neeltje van Horen (Bank of England, University of Amsterdam); Oliver Wuensch (Oliver Wyman)
Guest Speakers: John C. Berrigan (Director-General, EC-DG FISMA); Lorenzo Bini Smaghi (Chairman, Société Générale); Nicolas Véron (Senior Fellow, PIIE/ Bruegel); Jukka Vesala (Director of Credit Risk Control, Nordea Finland); Boris Vujčić (Governor, Croatian National Bank)
Area: Regulation, Supervision and Resolution
Level: Introductory/Intermediate
Target: Mid and high-level officials from central banks, regulatory authorities, ministries of finance, interested young professional and academics, mid-level and senior bank staff
Women in Finance series
The investment challenge in the EU: How can EU public policy help mobilising public and private resources?
Irene Tinagli, Member of the European Parliament and Chair of the Economic & Monetary Affairs Committee at the European Parliament
In our third event of the series, Ms Irene Tinagli will held a lecture on ‘The investment challenge in the EU: How can EU public policy help mobilising public and private resources?’.
Next Generation EU offers an extraordinary and unprecedented opportunity to deploy resources sustaining the recovery and preparing the Union for the future, by addressing the major challenges of our times. These important resources, however, are far from being enough. According to many estimates, the EU faces relevant investment gaps in many sectors to reach the objectives it has set for itself, in particular as regards the digital and ecological transitions. To cope with these investment gaps, both public and private resources are needed.
As regards the former, we will need to discuss what the most suited post-pandemic fiscal framework is for the EU, once the general escape clause is deactivated, taking into account that public spending can serve both as direct investment, and as enabler of further private investment.
As regard the latter, banking, and the financial sector in general, play a pivotal role. Therefore, during this lecture, we will see how public policy at EU level and how EU legislation is crucial in helping mobilizing private resources. Some fundamental legislative packages are coming up (e.g. Basel transposition, Solvency, CMU, sustainable finance legislation), and they can have a strong influence for the future of investments in the EU.
Speaker
Irene Tinagli, Member of the European Parliament and Chair of the Economic & Monetary Affairs Committee at the European Parliament.
After a BA in Management from Bocconi University, she obtained a Fulbright Scholarship and moved to the United States where she received a Masters and PhD from Carnegie Mellon University. From 2009 she has been an Assistant Professor of Management and Organizational Development at the University of Madrid. In 2013 she decided to run for office and was elected to the Italian Parliament, serving a five-year mandate dealing mostly with issues concerning labor, employment and the private sector. In May 2019 she has been elected to the European Parliament with over 106 thousand votes, representing the North-West Constituency (Lombardia, Piemonte, Liguria e Valle d’Aosta) and becoming the most voted woman in Northern Italy.In September 2019,she has been elected Chair of the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee.Member of the Scientific Committee of Parks – Liberi e Uguali and of the International Observatory on Migrants’ Health. She has been a member of the Advisory Board of Opinno, a Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum and of the Europe “40under40”.
Chair
Elena Carletti is Professor of Finance at Bocconi University. She is also founding director of the Florence School of Banking and Finance Florence School of Banking and Finance at the European University Institute, is a member of Board of Directors of Unicredit SpA and a member of the Advisory Scientific Committee of the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB).
This event is part of two distinct series organised by the Florence School of Banking and Finance: #FBFDiscuss! and Women in Finance.
This Oxford-Union style debate will bring together Sylvie Goulard (Deputy Governor, Banque de France) as a proponent and Renée Adams (Professor of Finance, University of Oxford) as an opponent to debate around the motion: ‘Should there be gender quotas on boards?’. The debate will be moderated by Elena Carletti (Professor of Finance, Bocconi University).
After the opening statements, the event will see the direct participation of the public who will have the chance to pose their questions and vote for their favourite opinion.
Proponent
Sylvie Goulard (Deputy Governor, Banque de France) was appointed second deputy governor of the Banque de France on January 2018. She carried out most of her career in European institutions.
As a MEP, she was rapporteur for two own-initiative non-legislative reports on eurobonds and the role of the EU in global finance, and a member of temporary commissions on the financial crisis and tax matters (following LuxLeaks and the Panama Papers). From 2010 to 2017, she chaired the European Parliament Intergroup against Extreme Poverty. She served as Minister of the Armed Forces (May-June 2017) in the first government of Édouard Philippe.
opponent
Renée Adams (Professor at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford)
is a Fellow of the European Corporate Governance Institute and a Senior Fellow of the Foundations of Law and Finance Research Center at Goethe University and the Asian Bureau of Finance and Economic Research. She is an expert on corporate governance, bank governance and gender. Her work has a strong policy orientation and draws on economics, finance, management and psychology. Professor Adams’ interest in diversity is not limited to research. She co-founded AFFECT, the American Finance Association’s committee for women, in 2015 and chaired it until 2020.
Moderator
Elena Carletti is Professor of Finance at Bocconi University. She is also founding director of the Florence School of Banking and Finance Florence School of Banking and Finance at the European University Institute, is a member of Board of Directors of Unicredit SpA and a member of the Advisory Scientific Committee of the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB).
References
- Adams, R., ‘Women on boards: The superheroes of tomorrow?’, The Leadership Quarterly 27 (2016) 371–386, link
Course dates: 17 January – 11 February 2022
Estimated time required from participants: 22 – 25 hours
Course Directors: Seraina Grünewald (Radboud University Nijmegen); Katerina Theodossiou (Senior Crisis Management Expert); Emiliano Tornese (European Commission and EUI FBF); Tobias Tröger (Goethe University, Frankfurt and Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE)
Instructors: Guillaume Adamczyk (Single Resolution Board); Paul Disveld (European Central Bank); Bart Joosen (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
Teaching Associate: Mikaella Yiatrou (EUI)
FBF Team: Maria Ana Barata (Academy Coordinator); Thorsten Beck (Academy Instructor); Jan Trevisan (Course Designer)
Area: Regulation, Supervision and Resolution
Level: Intermediate
THIS SEMINAR IS PART OF THE FBF BANK BOARD ACADEMY FOR NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS
In this online seminar, Benoît Legrand (Former Chief Innovation Officer and CEO of ING Ventures) will discuss with Álvaro Martín Enríquez (Global Head of Data Strategy, BBVA) the digitalisation as a way of business
Chair
Elena Carletti (Bocconi University) is Professor of Finance at Bocconi University. She is also founding director of the Florence School of Banking and Finance Florence School of Banking and Finance at the European University Institute, is a member of Board of Directors of Unicredit SpA and a member of the Advisory Scientific Committee of the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB). Furthermore, she is research professor at the Bundesbank, a member of the Expert Panel on banking supervision for the European Parliament, a member of the Scientific Committee “Paolo Baffi Lecture” at the Bank of Italy, a member of Bruegel Scientific Committee, Research Fellow at CEPR, Fellow of the Finance Theory Group, CESifo, IGIER, and Wharton Financial Institutions Center. She is the author of numerous articles on Financial Intermediation, Financial Crises and Regulation, Competition Policy, Corporate Governance and Sovereign Debt.Speakers
Benoît Legrand (Former Chief Innovation Officer and CEO of ING Ventures) and Álvaro Martín Enríquez (Global Head of Data Strategy, BBVA) Course dates: 31 January – 25 February 2022
Estimated time required from participants: 18 – 20 hours
Course Director: Philipp Paech (London School of Economics and Political Science – LSE)
Instructors: Peter Kerstens (European Commission, DG FISMA); Klaus Löber (European Securities and Markets Authority); Elisabeth Noble (European Banking Authority)
FBF Team: Nikita Divissenko (Teaching Associate); Jan Trevisan (Course Designer)
Area: Regulation, Supervision and Resolution
Level: Introductory/Intermediate
Co-organized with Oliver Wyman, in scientific cooperation with the EUI’s School of Transnational Governance
Course dates: 21 February – 18 March 2022 
Estimated time required from participants: 22 – 25 hours
Course Directors: Andrea Federico (Oliver Wyman); Pierre Schlosser (European University Institute, Florence School of Banking and Finance)
Instructors: Jan Cornillie, Jos Delbeke (European University Institute, School of Transnational Governance); Paul Fisher (Oliver Wyman and Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, Cambridge University); Ilya Khaykin (Oliver Wyman); Anne Platou (DNB Bank ASA); Alban Pyanet (Oliver Wyman); Peter Vis (Rud Pedersen Public Affairs & European University Institute, School of Transnational Governance)
FBF Team: Maria Ana Barata (Teaching Associate); Jan Trevisan (Course Designer)
Area: Risk Management
Level: Intermediate
Course dates: 2 – 4 March 2022
Estimated time required from participants: 12 – 15 hours
Place: EUI Premises, Florence
Course Instructor: Moritz Schularick (University of Bonn)
FBF Team: Teaching Associates to be announced
Area: Financial Stability and Macroprudential policy
Level: Intermediate
Course dates: 28 March – 13 April 2022
Estimated time required from participants: 15 – 18 hours
Course Directors: Christian Brownlees (Universitat Pompeu Fabra and Barcelona GSE); Iman van Lelyveld (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Dutch National Bank)
FBF Team: Jan Trevisan (Course Designer), Teaching Associates to be announced
Area: Statistical and Econometric Methods
Level: Intermediate
Format: Blended Course director: Thorsten Koeppl (Queen’s University); Elisabeth Noble (European Banking Authority) FBF Team: Nikita Divissenko (Teaching Associate); Pierre Schlosser (Scientific Advisor); Jan Trevisan (Course Designer) Area: Financial Stability and Macroprudential Policy
Level: Introductory/Intermediate Estimated time required from participants: 15 – 18 hoursAdditional information will be announced soon