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First contributions to the Banking Supervision Policy Working Paper Series

The Florence School of Banking and Finance published the first papers of the new Banking Supervision Policy Working Paper Series, launched as part of the partnership with the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM), to promote...

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The first session of the Banking Supervision Policy Working Papers series, an initiative under the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM)–European University Institute (EUI) partnership, was successfully held in Frankfurt, providing a platform for academic exchange. This initiative seeks to deepen the involvement of the SSM community in academic debates, offering researchers an opportunity to present their findings, engage with peers, and receive constructive feedback to further refine their work in the field of banking supervision policy. 

The event was introduced by Pedro Teixeira, Director General of SSM Governance and Operations, European Central Bank and Thorsten Beck (Director, Florence School of Banking and Finance, European University Institute). 

Moderated by Mario Quagliariello (Director of Supervisory Strategy and Risk, European Central Bank) and Thorsten Beck, the sessions encouraged dynamic exchanges between authors and attendees.  

Papers Presented 

  • 2024/02
    The Effects of SSM Adoption on Bank’s Profitability [read paper]
    Tommaso Perniola, European Central Bank, and Institute of Economics and EMbeDS, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa; and Pietro Chiarelli, European Central Bank 
  • 2024/03
    Environmental Performance and Credit Ratings: A Transatlantic Study [read paper]
    Haoshen Hu, BaFin; Emese Lazar, University of Reading, ICMA Centre, Henley Business School; Jingqi Pan, University of Reading, ICMA Centre, Henley Business School; and Shixuan Wang, University of Reading, Department of Economics 
  • 2024/04
    Optimal Severity of Stress Test Scenarios [read paper]
    Johannes J. Fischer, Deutsche Bundesbank and Natalie Kessler, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and De Nederlandsche Bank 

Call for Papers Remains Open 

For those interested in contributing to this academic endeavour, the call for papers is still open. Researchers working on topics related to banking supervision and regulation are encouraged to submit their work for consideration. Selected papers may have the opportunity to be presented in future sessions of the series. 

For more details on submission guidelines and deadlines, please click here.