From 29 to 30 June, the Florence School of Banking and Finance (FBF) brings together, under the Chatham House rule, leading academics, policy makers and private sector practitioners to foster a high-level and cross-disciplinary dialogue on these many interrelated issues and their consequences on European financial and economic stability. 

On a contingent perspective, the seminar will deal with new risks yielding from the rise in geopolitical tensions and the tightening macroeconomic environment. On a more structural perspective, the role of critical infrastructures, cyber and energy security policies will be analysed through the lenses of an increasingly volatile world.

This event is by invitation only.