Series: #FBFPills

  1. Economic Integration in the EU

    Niels Thygesen (Professor Emeritus of International Economics at the University of Copenhagen)

    31 March 2022

  2. Why is wealth much more unequally distributed than income?

    Moritz Schularick (SciencesPo and University of Bonn)

    17 March 2022

  3. How Risk Management has changed since the crisis

    Jean Jacques van Helten (Visiting Fellow at the Florence School of Banking, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute)

    10 March 2022

  4. Open Banking in the EU: opportunities and challenges

    Nikita Divissenko (Research Associate at the Florence School of Banking, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute)

    10 March 2022

  5. The Sociological Impact of Stock Market Trading Automation

    Johanna Gautier Morin (Research fellow at the European University Institute, project ECOINT - Twentieth-Century International Economic Thinking)

    10 March 2022

  6. Completing the European Banking Union

    Erik Jones, Director of the Robert Schuman Centre at the European University Institute

    31 January 2022

  7. The Objectives of Bank Resolution

    Maria Ana Barata (Research Associate at the Florence School of Banking, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute)

    31 January 2022

  8. The Impact of Climate Action on Finance & the Macroeconomy

    Jean Pisani-Ferry (Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa Chair, European University Institute)

    31 January 2022

  9. Modelling Loan Demand in Sustainable Finance

    Steven Ongena (University of Zurich and Swiss Finance Institute)

    31 January 2022

  10. The Too-Big-To-Fail Regulatory Dilemma

    Maria Ana Barata (Research Associate at the Florence School of Banking, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute)

    31 January 2022

  11. Four Lessons from Sovereign Debt Problems in the COVID Crisis

    Anna Gelpern (Law Professor at Georgetown and Fellow at the Peter Institute for International Economics)

    31 January 2022

  12. Supervisory Equivalence after Brexit

    Ignazio Angeloni (Research fellow, Harvard Kennedy School and Senior policy fellow, Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE at the Goethe University Frankfurt).

    31 January 2022

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