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Welcome to SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum. SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum is an independent, non-profit network association of central banks, supervisors, financial institutions, academic institutions, and financial sector practitioners. DEALING WITH THE NEXT DOWNTURN: FROM UNCONVENTIONAL www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 105 PRODUCTIVITY IN THE FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR, SUERF 2009/4 Productivity in the Financial Services Sector. edited by Morten Balling, Ernest Gnan, Frank Lierman and Jean-Pierre Schoder, Vienna,December 2009
THE NEW ECONOMICS OF BANKING 6.11 Erosion of Cross-Subsidies 36 6.12 Consumer Trends 37 6.13 Cost Structures 38 6.14 Capital Markets and Securitisation 38 6.15 CapitalMarket Pressure 39
AFTER CORONAVIRUS: DEFLATION OR INFLATION? After Coronavirus: Deflation or Inflation? www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Brief, No 25 2 punctuated by frequent, but relatively short-lived, warfare. PASSIVE FUNDS AND MARKET STABILITY 2 Passive investing – definition and key issues Passive investing is a strategy that tracks the returns of a price index (such as an established market benchmark) No trading in the absence of changes in index composition Passive label refers to the investment approach of the fund manager – end-investor strategies can differ Relative cost, performance and diversification of passive funds “TRENDS IN COMPETITION AND PROFITABILITY IN THE … TABLE OF CONTENTS Abstract 5 1. Introduction 9 2. Profit maximization 11 3. Methodology 15 3.1. Basic model 15 3.2. Market power 18 3.2.1. Iwata 18 3.2.2. Bresnahan 19 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN PREDICTING BANK DISTRESS Authors: David G. Mayes and Hanno Stremmel SUERF – The European Money and Finance Forum Vienna 2014 SUERF Study 2014/1 SUERF2014_1.book Page 3 Monday, April 7, 2014 9:55 AM CHALLENGES IN SECURITIES MARKETS REGULATION: INVESTOR CIP Challenges in Securities Markets Regulation: Investor Protection and Corporate Governance Editors: Pablo Gasós, Ernest Gnan and Morten Balling Authors: Paul Tucker, Michael Haliassos, Theodor Kockelkoren, Juan Carlos Ureta, José Manuel González-Páramo, COMPETING CURRENCIES: CAN THE EURO CHALLENGE THE USD’S 3 1. Why internationalize? Or be a reserve currency? Stepping Back: An Analytical Framing “Definitions:” Internationalization: use as unit/medium of account, transactions, invoice Reserve currency: (large scale) store of value Three questions (review the thinking to date) i.WELCOME TO SUERF
Welcome to SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum. SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum is an independent, non-profit network association of central banks, supervisors, financial institutions, academic institutions, and financial sector practitioners. DEALING WITH THE NEXT DOWNTURN: FROM UNCONVENTIONAL www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 105 PRODUCTIVITY IN THE FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR, SUERF 2009/4 Productivity in the Financial Services Sector. edited by Morten Balling, Ernest Gnan, Frank Lierman and Jean-Pierre Schoder, Vienna,December 2009
THE NEW ECONOMICS OF BANKING 6.11 Erosion of Cross-Subsidies 36 6.12 Consumer Trends 37 6.13 Cost Structures 38 6.14 Capital Markets and Securitisation 38 6.15 CapitalMarket Pressure 39
AFTER CORONAVIRUS: DEFLATION OR INFLATION? After Coronavirus: Deflation or Inflation? www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Brief, No 25 2 punctuated by frequent, but relatively short-lived, warfare. PASSIVE FUNDS AND MARKET STABILITY 2 Passive investing – definition and key issues Passive investing is a strategy that tracks the returns of a price index (such as an established market benchmark) No trading in the absence of changes in index composition Passive label refers to the investment approach of the fund manager – end-investor strategies can differ Relative cost, performance and diversification of passive funds “TRENDS IN COMPETITION AND PROFITABILITY IN THE … TABLE OF CONTENTS Abstract 5 1. Introduction 9 2. Profit maximization 11 3. Methodology 15 3.1. Basic model 15 3.2. Market power 18 3.2.1. Iwata 18 3.2.2. Bresnahan 19 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN PREDICTING BANK DISTRESS Authors: David G. Mayes and Hanno Stremmel SUERF – The European Money and Finance Forum Vienna 2014 SUERF Study 2014/1 SUERF2014_1.book Page 3 Monday, April 7, 2014 9:55 AM CHALLENGES IN SECURITIES MARKETS REGULATION: INVESTOR CIP Challenges in Securities Markets Regulation: Investor Protection and Corporate Governance Editors: Pablo Gasós, Ernest Gnan and Morten Balling Authors: Paul Tucker, Michael Haliassos, Theodor Kockelkoren, Juan Carlos Ureta, José Manuel González-Páramo, COMPETING CURRENCIES: CAN THE EURO CHALLENGE THE USD’S 3 1. Why internationalize? Or be a reserve currency? Stepping Back: An Analytical Framing “Definitions:” Internationalization: use as unit/medium of account, transactions, invoice Reserve currency: (large scale) store of value Three questions (review the thinking to date) i.EVENTS .:. SUERF
Events. SUERF events are designed to be of relevance, value and interest to its Members. Our event programme provides an opportunity for debate and networking among eminent and well-known research economists, policy makers and financial experts. INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST-PANDEMIC WORLD, SUERF Thomas Lammer is a Member of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) Secretariat at the BIS and is responsible for work related to cross-border payments and financial inclusion.Prior to joining the CPMI Secretariat he worked for more than eight years at the ECB, where he had different roles, such as Secretary of the Eurosystem’s Market Infrastructures and Payments MONETARY POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL CURRENCIES, SUERF 5. ↑ Worldwide transactions in Bitcoin per day reached an all-time high of 0.4 million in December 2017 and stood at around 0.3 million in February 2020 (blockchain.com). These figures are several orders of magnitude smaller than total payment transactions in the European Union that amounted to 140 billion in 2018 (European Central Bank Statistical Data Warehouse), i.e. an average of more ON CRYPTO ASSETS, SUERF POLICY NOTES .:. SUERF About the author. Andrei Kirilenko is the Director of the Centre for Global Finance and Technology and a Visiting Professor of Finance at the Imperial College Business School, as well as a Research Fellow in the Financial Economics Programme of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Prior to joining Imperial in August 2015, he was a Professor of the Practice of Finance at the MIT PRODUCTIVITY IN THE FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR, SUERF 2009/4 Productivity in the Financial Services Sector. edited by Morten Balling, Ernest Gnan, Frank Lierman and Jean-Pierre Schoder, Vienna,December 2009
WEBINARS: THE INTERNATIONAL ROLE OF THE EURO: HAS COVID-19 Marco Buti is now Chief of Staff of Commissioner Gentiloni.Mr Buti has been Director-General for Economic and Financial Affairs at the European Commission since December 2008-2019. After studies at the Universities of Florence and Oxford, Mr Buti joined the European Commission in 1987. He held various posts as an economist in DG ECFIN and the Commissioner’s cabinet (private office) THE GREAT DEPRESSION AS A SAVING GLUT The Great Depression as a Saving Glut Victor Degorce1 and Eric Monnet2 1EBS & EHESS 2Paris School of Economics, EHESS and CEPR 8th SUERF & UniCredit Foundation THE RANGE OF DIFFERENT OPINIONS AND MOODS IN GERMANY ON The range of different opinions and moods in Germany on collective ‘corona bonds’ www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 1554The proponents
“INTERNATIONALIZATION OF BANKS: STRATEGIC PATTERNS … TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Overview 7 1.1. Introduction 7 1.2. Set up of the research 9 1.3. Structure of the paper 10 2. Bank sample and degree of internationalization 11 2.1. WHAT IS MONEY AND WHO SAYS SO? www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 1WELCOME TO SUERF
Welcome to SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum. SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum is an independent, non-profit network association of central banks, supervisors, financial institutions, academic institutions, and financial sector practitioners. BUILDING-BACK-BETTER AFTER THE COVID-19 CRISIS IN EUROPE About the authors. Marco Buti is the Chief of Staff of the Commissioner for the economy, Paolo Gentiloni, and was Director-General for Economic and Financial Affairs at the European Commission between 2008 and 2019. He has been the Commission Finance Deputy at G7 and G20. A graduate of the universities of Florence and Oxford, he has been visiting professor at various universities inEurope.
MONETARY POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL CURRENCIES, SUERFSEE MORE ONSUERF.ORG
THE NEW ECONOMICS OF BANKING 6.11 Erosion of Cross-Subsidies 36 6.12 Consumer Trends 37 6.13 Cost Structures 38 6.14 Capital Markets and Securitisation 38 6.15 CapitalMarket Pressure 39
DEALING WITH THE NEXT DOWNTURN: FROM UNCONVENTIONAL www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 105 PRODUCTIVITY IN THE FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR, SUERF 2009/4 Productivity in the Financial Services Sector. edited by Morten Balling, Ernest Gnan, Frank Lierman and Jean-Pierre Schoder, Vienna,December 2009
“TRENDS IN COMPETITION AND PROFITABILITY IN THE … TABLE OF CONTENTS Abstract 5 1. Introduction 9 2. Profit maximization 11 3. Methodology 15 3.1. Basic model 15 3.2. Market power 18 3.2.1. Iwata 18 3.2.2. Bresnahan 19 WHAT IS MONEY AND WHO SAYS SO? www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 1 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN PREDICTING BANK DISTRESS Authors: David G. Mayes and Hanno Stremmel SUERF – The European Money and Finance Forum Vienna 2014 SUERF Study 2014/1 SUERF2014_1.book Page 3 Monday, April 7, 2014 9:55 AM CHALLENGES IN SECURITIES MARKETS REGULATION: INVESTOR CIP Challenges in Securities Markets Regulation: Investor Protection and Corporate Governance Editors: Pablo Gasós, Ernest Gnan and Morten Balling Authors: Paul Tucker, Michael Haliassos, Theodor Kockelkoren, Juan Carlos Ureta, José Manuel González-Páramo,WELCOME TO SUERF
Welcome to SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum. SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum is an independent, non-profit network association of central banks, supervisors, financial institutions, academic institutions, and financial sector practitioners. BUILDING-BACK-BETTER AFTER THE COVID-19 CRISIS IN EUROPE About the authors. Marco Buti is the Chief of Staff of the Commissioner for the economy, Paolo Gentiloni, and was Director-General for Economic and Financial Affairs at the European Commission between 2008 and 2019. He has been the Commission Finance Deputy at G7 and G20. A graduate of the universities of Florence and Oxford, he has been visiting professor at various universities inEurope.
MONETARY POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL CURRENCIES, SUERFSEE MORE ONSUERF.ORG
THE NEW ECONOMICS OF BANKING 6.11 Erosion of Cross-Subsidies 36 6.12 Consumer Trends 37 6.13 Cost Structures 38 6.14 Capital Markets and Securitisation 38 6.15 CapitalMarket Pressure 39
DEALING WITH THE NEXT DOWNTURN: FROM UNCONVENTIONAL www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 105 PRODUCTIVITY IN THE FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR, SUERF 2009/4 Productivity in the Financial Services Sector. edited by Morten Balling, Ernest Gnan, Frank Lierman and Jean-Pierre Schoder, Vienna,December 2009
“TRENDS IN COMPETITION AND PROFITABILITY IN THE … TABLE OF CONTENTS Abstract 5 1. Introduction 9 2. Profit maximization 11 3. Methodology 15 3.1. Basic model 15 3.2. Market power 18 3.2.1. Iwata 18 3.2.2. Bresnahan 19 WHAT IS MONEY AND WHO SAYS SO? www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 1 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN PREDICTING BANK DISTRESS Authors: David G. Mayes and Hanno Stremmel SUERF – The European Money and Finance Forum Vienna 2014 SUERF Study 2014/1 SUERF2014_1.book Page 3 Monday, April 7, 2014 9:55 AM CHALLENGES IN SECURITIES MARKETS REGULATION: INVESTOR CIP Challenges in Securities Markets Regulation: Investor Protection and Corporate Governance Editors: Pablo Gasós, Ernest Gnan and Morten Balling Authors: Paul Tucker, Michael Haliassos, Theodor Kockelkoren, Juan Carlos Ureta, José Manuel González-Páramo, INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST-PANDEMIC WORLD, SUERF Thomas Lammer is a Member of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) Secretariat at the BIS and is responsible for work related to cross-border payments and financial inclusion.Prior to joining the CPMI Secretariat he worked for more than eight years at the ECB, where he had different roles, such as Secretary of the Eurosystem’s Market Infrastructures and PaymentsEVENTS .:. SUERF
Events. SUERF events are designed to be of relevance, value and interest to its Members. Our event programme provides an opportunity for debate and networking among eminent and well-known research economists, policy makers and financial experts. MONETARY POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL CURRENCIES, SUERF 5. ↑ Worldwide transactions in Bitcoin per day reached an all-time high of 0.4 million in December 2017 and stood at around 0.3 million in February 2020 (blockchain.com). These figures are several orders of magnitude smaller than total payment transactions in the European Union that amounted to 140 billion in 2018 (European Central Bank Statistical Data Warehouse), i.e. an average of more GENDER, MONEY AND FINANCE Date: Thursday, 20 May 2021Friday, 21 May 2021 13:50-17:15 CET14:00-17:15 CET Venue: Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Otto-Wagner-Platz 3, 1090 Vienna · Online Webex PRODUCTIVITY IN THE FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR, SUERF 2009/4 Productivity in the Financial Services Sector. edited by Morten Balling, Ernest Gnan, Frank Lierman and Jean-Pierre Schoder, Vienna,December 2009
ON CRYPTO ASSETS, SUERF POLICY NOTES .:. SUERF About the author. Andrei Kirilenko is the Director of the Centre for Global Finance and Technology and a Visiting Professor of Finance at the Imperial College Business School, as well as a Research Fellow in the Financial Economics Programme of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Prior to joining Imperial in August 2015, he was a Professor of the Practice of Finance at the MIT INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST PANDEMIC WORLD www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 193--- CENTRAL BANK ACCOUNTABILITY AND JUDICIAL REVIEW, SUERF 10. ↑ The ‘rules versus discretion’ debate has a long-standing tradition in administrative law. Judicial review of administrative acts is a requirement of a rule of law based system. There are procedural elements that determine the legality of an administrative act, such as the competence of the entity that issues the act or the procedure to prepare and approve such act, and the THE GREAT DEPRESSION AS A SAVING GLUT The Great Depression as a Saving Glut Victor Degorce1 and Eric Monnet2 1EBS & EHESS 2Paris School of Economics, EHESS and CEPR 8th SUERF & UniCredit Foundation “INTERNATIONALIZATION OF BANKS: STRATEGIC PATTERNS … TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Overview 7 1.1. Introduction 7 1.2. Set up of the research 9 1.3. Structure of the paper 10 2. Bank sample and degree of internationalization 11 2.1.WELCOME TO SUERF
Welcome to SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum. SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum is an independent, non-profit network association of central banks, supervisors, financial institutions, academic institutions, and financial sector practitioners.EVENTS .:. SUERF
Events. SUERF events are designed to be of relevance, value and interest to its Members. Our event programme provides an opportunity for debate and networking among eminent and well-known research economists, policy makers and financial experts. INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST-PANDEMIC WORLD, SUERF Thomas Lammer is a Member of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) Secretariat at the BIS and is responsible for work related to cross-border payments and financial inclusion.Prior to joining the CPMI Secretariat he worked for more than eight years at the ECB, where he had different roles, such as Secretary of the Eurosystem’s Market Infrastructures and Payments HONORARY MEMBERS .:. MEMBERSHIP .:. SUERF On the occasion of the celebration of SUERF’s 40th and 50th anniversaries in Paris (2003 and 2013), Honorary Membership was conferred to Jean-Paul Abraham, Baron Alexandre Lamfalussy, Robert Raymond, Mario Monti and Niels Thygesen, all of whom are well known to the Membership. SUERF would like to thank its Honorary Members fortheir life-long
ON CRYPTO ASSETS, SUERF POLICY NOTES .:. SUERF About the author. Andrei Kirilenko is the Director of the Centre for Global Finance and Technology and a Visiting Professor of Finance at the Imperial College Business School, as well as a Research Fellow in the Financial Economics Programme of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Prior to joining Imperial in August 2015, he was a Professor of the Practice of Finance at the MIT DEALING WITH THE NEXT DOWNTURN: FROM UNCONVENTIONAL www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 105 THE RANGE OF DIFFERENT OPINIONS AND MOODS IN GERMANY ON The range of different opinions and moods in Germany on collective ‘corona bonds’ www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 1554The proponents
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN PREDICTING BANK DISTRESS Authors: David G. Mayes and Hanno Stremmel SUERF – The European Money and Finance Forum Vienna 2014 SUERF Study 2014/1 SUERF2014_1.book Page 3 Monday, April 7, 2014 9:55 AM FINTECH AND CENTRAL BANKS 1. Fintech and Central Banks Fintech and the Future of Retail Banking, Brussels, December 9, 2016 Colloquium of the Belgian Financial Forum in cooperation with SUERF,WELCOME TO SUERF
Welcome to SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum. SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum is an independent, non-profit network association of central banks, supervisors, financial institutions, academic institutions, and financial sector practitioners.EVENTS .:. SUERF
Events. SUERF events are designed to be of relevance, value and interest to its Members. Our event programme provides an opportunity for debate and networking among eminent and well-known research economists, policy makers and financial experts. INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST-PANDEMIC WORLD, SUERF Thomas Lammer is a Member of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) Secretariat at the BIS and is responsible for work related to cross-border payments and financial inclusion.Prior to joining the CPMI Secretariat he worked for more than eight years at the ECB, where he had different roles, such as Secretary of the Eurosystem’s Market Infrastructures and Payments HONORARY MEMBERS .:. MEMBERSHIP .:. SUERF On the occasion of the celebration of SUERF’s 40th and 50th anniversaries in Paris (2003 and 2013), Honorary Membership was conferred to Jean-Paul Abraham, Baron Alexandre Lamfalussy, Robert Raymond, Mario Monti and Niels Thygesen, all of whom are well known to the Membership. SUERF would like to thank its Honorary Members fortheir life-long
ON CRYPTO ASSETS, SUERF POLICY NOTES .:. SUERF About the author. Andrei Kirilenko is the Director of the Centre for Global Finance and Technology and a Visiting Professor of Finance at the Imperial College Business School, as well as a Research Fellow in the Financial Economics Programme of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Prior to joining Imperial in August 2015, he was a Professor of the Practice of Finance at the MIT DEALING WITH THE NEXT DOWNTURN: FROM UNCONVENTIONAL www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 105 THE RANGE OF DIFFERENT OPINIONS AND MOODS IN GERMANY ON The range of different opinions and moods in Germany on collective ‘corona bonds’ www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 1554The proponents
BANKS’ BEHAVIORAL REACTIONS TO BASEL III: MOSTLY ASSEE MORE ONSUERF.ORG
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN PREDICTING BANK DISTRESS Authors: David G. Mayes and Hanno Stremmel SUERF – The European Money and Finance Forum Vienna 2014 SUERF Study 2014/1 SUERF2014_1.book Page 3 Monday, April 7, 2014 9:55 AM FINTECH AND CENTRAL BANKS 1. Fintech and Central Banks Fintech and the Future of Retail Banking, Brussels, December 9, 2016 Colloquium of the Belgian Financial Forum in cooperation with SUERF, INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST-PANDEMIC WORLD, SUERF Thomas Lammer is a Member of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) Secretariat at the BIS and is responsible for work related to cross-border payments and financial inclusion.Prior to joining the CPMI Secretariat he worked for more than eight years at the ECB, where he had different roles, such as Secretary of the Eurosystem’s Market Infrastructures and Payments MONETARY POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL CURRENCIES, SUERF 5. ↑ Worldwide transactions in Bitcoin per day reached an all-time high of 0.4 million in December 2017 and stood at around 0.3 million in February 2020 (blockchain.com). These figures are several orders of magnitude smaller than total payment transactions in the European Union that amounted to 140 billion in 2018 (European Central Bank Statistical Data Warehouse), i.e. an average of more GENDER, MONEY AND FINANCE Date: Thursday, 20 May 2021Friday, 21 May 2021 13:50-17:15 CET14:00-17:15 CET Venue: Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Otto-Wagner-Platz 3, 1090 Vienna · Online Webex INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST PANDEMIC WORLD www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 193--- THE NEW ECONOMICS OF BANKING 6.11 Erosion of Cross-Subsidies 36 6.12 Consumer Trends 37 6.13 Cost Structures 38 6.14 Capital Markets and Securitisation 38 6.15 CapitalMarket Pressure 39
REGULATING FINTECH: WHAT IS GOING ON, AND WHERE ARE THE www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 134 6 WHATEVER IT TAKES TO SAVE THE PLANET? CENTRAL BANKS AND About the authors. Alessandro Ferrari is an economist at the Bank of Italy, working at the Monetary Policy and Economic Outlook Directorate. He got his Master of Science in Economics and Social Sciences and his PhD in Economics and Finance at Bocconi University. “INTERNATIONALIZATION OF BANKS: STRATEGIC PATTERNS … TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Overview 7 1.1. Introduction 7 1.2. Set up of the research 9 1.3. Structure of the paper 10 2. Bank sample and degree of internationalization 11 2.1. WHATEVER IT TAKES TO SAVE THE PLANET? CENTRAL BANKS AND Whatever it takes to save the planet? Central banks and unconventional green policy www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Brief, No 59 5SUERF is a network
CENTRAL BANKING AND MONETARY POLICY CENTRAL BANKING AND MONETARY POLICY: WHAT WILL BE THE POST-CRISIS NEW NORMAL? Edited and introduced by Ernest Gnan and Donato Masciandaro Contributions by Forrest Capie, Alex Cukierman, Jakob de Haan, Sylvester Eijffinger,WELCOME TO SUERF
Welcome to SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum. SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum is an independent, non-profit network association of central banks, supervisors, financial institutions, academic institutions, and financial sector practitioners.EVENTS .:. SUERF
Events. SUERF events are designed to be of relevance, value and interest to its Members. Our event programme provides an opportunity for debate and networking among eminent and well-known research economists, policy makers and financial experts. INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST-PANDEMIC WORLD, SUERF Thomas Lammer is a Member of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) Secretariat at the BIS and is responsible for work related to cross-border payments and financial inclusion.Prior to joining the CPMI Secretariat he worked for more than eight years at the ECB, where he had different roles, such as Secretary of the Eurosystem’s Market Infrastructures and Payments HONORARY MEMBERS .:. MEMBERSHIP .:. SUERF On the occasion of the celebration of SUERF’s 40th and 50th anniversaries in Paris (2003 and 2013), Honorary Membership was conferred to Jean-Paul Abraham, Baron Alexandre Lamfalussy, Robert Raymond, Mario Monti and Niels Thygesen, all of whom are well known to the Membership. SUERF would like to thank its Honorary Members fortheir life-long
ON CRYPTO ASSETS, SUERF POLICY NOTES .:. SUERF About the author. Andrei Kirilenko is the Director of the Centre for Global Finance and Technology and a Visiting Professor of Finance at the Imperial College Business School, as well as a Research Fellow in the Financial Economics Programme of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Prior to joining Imperial in August 2015, he was a Professor of the Practice of Finance at the MIT DEALING WITH THE NEXT DOWNTURN: FROM UNCONVENTIONAL www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 105 THE RANGE OF DIFFERENT OPINIONS AND MOODS IN GERMANY ON The range of different opinions and moods in Germany on collective ‘corona bonds’ www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 1554The proponents
BANKS’ BEHAVIORAL REACTIONS TO BASEL III: MOSTLY ASSEE MORE ONSUERF.ORG
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN PREDICTING BANK DISTRESS Authors: David G. Mayes and Hanno Stremmel SUERF – The European Money and Finance Forum Vienna 2014 SUERF Study 2014/1 SUERF2014_1.book Page 3 Monday, April 7, 2014 9:55 AM FINTECH AND CENTRAL BANKS 1. Fintech and Central Banks Fintech and the Future of Retail Banking, Brussels, December 9, 2016 Colloquium of the Belgian Financial Forum in cooperation with SUERF,WELCOME TO SUERF
Welcome to SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum. SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum is an independent, non-profit network association of central banks, supervisors, financial institutions, academic institutions, and financial sector practitioners.EVENTS .:. SUERF
Events. SUERF events are designed to be of relevance, value and interest to its Members. Our event programme provides an opportunity for debate and networking among eminent and well-known research economists, policy makers and financial experts. INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST-PANDEMIC WORLD, SUERF Thomas Lammer is a Member of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) Secretariat at the BIS and is responsible for work related to cross-border payments and financial inclusion.Prior to joining the CPMI Secretariat he worked for more than eight years at the ECB, where he had different roles, such as Secretary of the Eurosystem’s Market Infrastructures and Payments HONORARY MEMBERS .:. MEMBERSHIP .:. SUERF On the occasion of the celebration of SUERF’s 40th and 50th anniversaries in Paris (2003 and 2013), Honorary Membership was conferred to Jean-Paul Abraham, Baron Alexandre Lamfalussy, Robert Raymond, Mario Monti and Niels Thygesen, all of whom are well known to the Membership. SUERF would like to thank its Honorary Members fortheir life-long
ON CRYPTO ASSETS, SUERF POLICY NOTES .:. SUERF About the author. Andrei Kirilenko is the Director of the Centre for Global Finance and Technology and a Visiting Professor of Finance at the Imperial College Business School, as well as a Research Fellow in the Financial Economics Programme of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Prior to joining Imperial in August 2015, he was a Professor of the Practice of Finance at the MIT DEALING WITH THE NEXT DOWNTURN: FROM UNCONVENTIONAL www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 105 THE RANGE OF DIFFERENT OPINIONS AND MOODS IN GERMANY ON The range of different opinions and moods in Germany on collective ‘corona bonds’ www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 1554The proponents
BANKS’ BEHAVIORAL REACTIONS TO BASEL III: MOSTLY ASSEE MORE ONSUERF.ORG
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN PREDICTING BANK DISTRESS Authors: David G. Mayes and Hanno Stremmel SUERF – The European Money and Finance Forum Vienna 2014 SUERF Study 2014/1 SUERF2014_1.book Page 3 Monday, April 7, 2014 9:55 AM FINTECH AND CENTRAL BANKS 1. Fintech and Central Banks Fintech and the Future of Retail Banking, Brussels, December 9, 2016 Colloquium of the Belgian Financial Forum in cooperation with SUERF, INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST-PANDEMIC WORLD, SUERF Thomas Lammer is a Member of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) Secretariat at the BIS and is responsible for work related to cross-border payments and financial inclusion.Prior to joining the CPMI Secretariat he worked for more than eight years at the ECB, where he had different roles, such as Secretary of the Eurosystem’s Market Infrastructures and Payments MONETARY POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL CURRENCIES, SUERF 5. ↑ Worldwide transactions in Bitcoin per day reached an all-time high of 0.4 million in December 2017 and stood at around 0.3 million in February 2020 (blockchain.com). These figures are several orders of magnitude smaller than total payment transactions in the European Union that amounted to 140 billion in 2018 (European Central Bank Statistical Data Warehouse), i.e. an average of more GENDER, MONEY AND FINANCE Date: Thursday, 20 May 2021Friday, 21 May 2021 13:50-17:15 CET14:00-17:15 CET Venue: Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Otto-Wagner-Platz 3, 1090 Vienna · Online Webex INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST PANDEMIC WORLD www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 193--- THE NEW ECONOMICS OF BANKING 6.11 Erosion of Cross-Subsidies 36 6.12 Consumer Trends 37 6.13 Cost Structures 38 6.14 Capital Markets and Securitisation 38 6.15 CapitalMarket Pressure 39
REGULATING FINTECH: WHAT IS GOING ON, AND WHERE ARE THE www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 134 6 WHATEVER IT TAKES TO SAVE THE PLANET? CENTRAL BANKS AND About the authors. Alessandro Ferrari is an economist at the Bank of Italy, working at the Monetary Policy and Economic Outlook Directorate. He got his Master of Science in Economics and Social Sciences and his PhD in Economics and Finance at Bocconi University. “INTERNATIONALIZATION OF BANKS: STRATEGIC PATTERNS … TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Overview 7 1.1. Introduction 7 1.2. Set up of the research 9 1.3. Structure of the paper 10 2. Bank sample and degree of internationalization 11 2.1. WHATEVER IT TAKES TO SAVE THE PLANET? CENTRAL BANKS AND Whatever it takes to save the planet? Central banks and unconventional green policy www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Brief, No 59 5SUERF is a network
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ON CRYPTO ASSETS, SUERF POLICY NOTES .:. SUERF About the author. Andrei Kirilenko is the Director of the Centre for Global Finance and Technology and a Visiting Professor of Finance at the Imperial College Business School, as well as a Research Fellow in the Financial Economics Programme of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Prior to joining Imperial in August 2015, he was a Professor of the Practice of Finance at the MIT DEALING WITH THE NEXT DOWNTURN: FROM UNCONVENTIONAL www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 105 THE RANGE OF DIFFERENT OPINIONS AND MOODS IN GERMANY ON The range of different opinions and moods in Germany on collective ‘corona bonds’ www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 1554The proponents
BANKS’ BEHAVIORAL REACTIONS TO BASEL III: MOSTLY ASSEE MORE ONSUERF.ORG
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY MEASURES IN PREDICTING BANK DISTRESS Authors: David G. Mayes and Hanno Stremmel SUERF – The European Money and Finance Forum Vienna 2014 SUERF Study 2014/1 SUERF2014_1.book Page 3 Monday, April 7, 2014 9:55 AM FINTECH AND CENTRAL BANKS 1. Fintech and Central Banks Fintech and the Future of Retail Banking, Brussels, December 9, 2016 Colloquium of the Belgian Financial Forum in cooperation with SUERF, INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST-PANDEMIC WORLD, SUERF Thomas Lammer is a Member of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) Secretariat at the BIS and is responsible for work related to cross-border payments and financial inclusion.Prior to joining the CPMI Secretariat he worked for more than eight years at the ECB, where he had different roles, such as Secretary of the Eurosystem’s Market Infrastructures and Payments MONETARY POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL CURRENCIES, SUERF 5. ↑ Worldwide transactions in Bitcoin per day reached an all-time high of 0.4 million in December 2017 and stood at around 0.3 million in February 2020 (blockchain.com). These figures are several orders of magnitude smaller than total payment transactions in the European Union that amounted to 140 billion in 2018 (European Central Bank Statistical Data Warehouse), i.e. an average of more GENDER, MONEY AND FINANCE Date: Thursday, 20 May 2021Friday, 21 May 2021 13:50-17:15 CET14:00-17:15 CET Venue: Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Otto-Wagner-Platz 3, 1090 Vienna · Online Webex INCLUSIVE PAYMENTS FOR THE POST PANDEMIC WORLD www.suerf.org/policynotes SUERF Policy Note No 193--- THE NEW ECONOMICS OF BANKING 6.11 Erosion of Cross-Subsidies 36 6.12 Consumer Trends 37 6.13 Cost Structures 38 6.14 Capital Markets and Securitisation 38 6.15 CapitalMarket Pressure 39
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The future of financial stability: Maintaining effectiveness whilereducing complexity
/ Andreas Ittner
The future of the UK services trade post-Brexit: unlikely to be bright/ Olga Pindyuk
Monetary and financial stability: the implications for prudentialsupervision
/ Ed Sibley
Analysing the Economics of BREXIT and World Trade / David T. Llewellyn Rethinking the Trade-offs for Monetary Policy in an Era ofGlobalization
/ Enrique Martínez-García The impact of Brexit on growth and the public finances/ Iain Begg
The post-crisis Phillips Curve and its policy implications: cumulative wage gap matters for inflation/ Liviu Voinea
How to assess the adequacy of capital requirements based on internalmodels?
/ Susanne Roehrig
What is „Modern Money Theory“ (MMT)?/ Beat Weber
The future of money and payments/ Agustín
Carstens
A New Horizon / Mark Carney The Euro Area: Staying the Course through Uncertainties / François Villeroy de Galhau The Euro Area: Creating a Stronger Economic Ecosystem/ Christine Lagarde
Market power: a complex reality/ Peter Praet
Beyond voluntary disclosure: why a ‘market-shaping’ approach to financial regulation is needed to meet the challenge of climate change/ Josh Ryan-Collins
Fiscal Rules / Vitor Gaspar, DavidAmaglobeli
New Frontiers in the Euro Debate in Iceland/
Thorsteinn Thorgeirsson Disintermediation and re-intermediation effects of the CSPP / Óscar Arce, Ricardo Gimeno, Sergio Mayordomo Creating an enabling environment for innovation and digitalisation / Debora Revoltella, Tim Bending, Christoph Weiss, Philipp-BastianBrutscher
What lies in store for the eurozone? An assessment of the Greek bailout programmes: Has the EU become wiser?/ Yannis Stournaras
Europe needs reforms for inclusive growth. Do Europeans agree?/ Pier Carlo Padoan
Big tech in finance and new challenges for public policy/ Agustín Carstens
The output cost of the global financial crisis: A reappraisal afterten years
/ David Turner, Patrice Ollivaud Monetary Policy beyond normalization/ Maria
Demertzis
Africa needs investments beyond its pockets of growth / Olivier de Boysson, Clément Gillet Business models in prudential policies/ Isabelle
Vaillant, Marina Cernov Bank business models: time to act/ Rudi Vander
Vennet
Trends and Cycles in Financial Intermediation/
Philip R. Lane
Regtech meets financial supervision: how climate scenario analysis by supervisors is ushering in a new regulatory paradigm/ Jakob Thomä
Global financial vulnerabilities: Get ready for a bumpy ride/ Claudio Borio
A plea for a paradigm shift in financial decision-making in the age of climate change and disruptive technologies / Angela Köppl, Sigrid Stagl A Financial Union for the Euro Area/ Poul M.
Thomsen
A Green Supporting Factor — The Right Policy?/ Jacob
Dankert, Lars van Doorn, Henk Jan Reinders, Olaf Sleijpen Preserving regulatory certainty: The review of insurers’ capitalrequirements
/ Gabriel Bernardino Central banks should reflect climate risks in monetary policyoperations
/ Pierre Monnin
21st century cash: Central banking, technological innovation anddigital currencies
/ Fabio Panetta
Green bond finance and certification/ Torsten
Ehlers, Frank Packer The future for central bank balance sheets and their potential use as a macroprudential tool/ Paul Fisher
A solid common landing ground for EMU/ Jeroen
Dijsselbloem
Temporary Eurobill Fund (TEF): 30 FAQs/ Graham
Bishop
Strengthening the euro area Architecture: A proposal for Purple bonds / Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, Michala Marcussen Modern financial repression in the euro area crisis: making high public debt sustainable?/ Ad van Riet
Populism and Central Bank Independence/ Donato
Masciandaro, Francesco Passarelli Central Bank Accountability and Judicial Review/
Charles Goodhart, Rosa Lastra Opportunities and challenges for banking regulation and supervision inthe digital age
/ José Manuel González-Páramo In the euro area, discipline is of the essence, but risk-sharing is noless important
/ Daniel Daianu
European Monetary Union reform preferences of French and Germanparliamentarians
/ Sebastian Blesse, Pierre C. Boyer, Friedrich Heinemann, EckhardJaneba, Anasuya Raj
Credit conditions and corporate investment in Europe / Laurent Maurin, Rozalia Pal, Philipp-Bastian Brutscher Euro area quantitative easing: Large volumes, small impact?/ Daniel Gros
Comparability of Basel risk weights in the EU banking sector / Zsofia Döme, Stefan Kerbl The New Silk Road: Implications for Europe/
Stephan Barisitz, Alice Radzyner Fairness and Support for the Reforms: Lessons from the TransitionEconomies
/ Sergei Guriev
The occasional importance of the current account in an era of a globalsavings glut
/ Jesper Berg, Steffen Lind Deepening the Economic and Monetary Union: the EU priorities by 2025and beyond
/ Marco Buti
Risk sharing in EMU: key insights from a literature review / Demosthenes Ioannou, David Schäfer Recent developments in Chinese shadow banking/
Michael Chui, Christian Upper Is cash back? Assessing the recent increase in cash demand / Clemens Jobst, Helmut Stix Is there a risk of snapback in long-dated yields?/
Hyun Song Shin
Gaming the rules or ruling the game? – How to deal with regulatoryarbitrage
/ Danièle Nouy
International financial crises: new understandings, new data/ Jaime Caruana
Technological Change and the Future of Cash/
François R. Velde
Banks or platforms: The digital future/ Patricia
Jackson
The political economy of central banking in the digital age/ Sir Paul Tucker
(No) worries about the new shape of international capital flows / Matthieu Bussiére, Julia Schmidt, Natacha Valla Completing the architecture of the Euro/ Lorenzo
Bini Smaghi
Bail-ins: Issues of Credibility and Contagion/ Clas
Wihlborg
Two turbulent centuries: Lessons from Austria’s monetary policy,1816-2016
/ Ernest Gnan, Clemens Jobst Doves, Hawks and Pigeons: Behavioral Monetary Policy Making / Donato Masciandaro Ten Myths in the Brexit Debate / David T. Llewellyn Bank secrecy in offshore centres, capital flows and blacklisting: Ittakes two to tango
/ Donato Masciandaro Some seeming paradoxes or interesting points of Russia’s economy andbanking sector
/ Stephan Barisitz
Gender diversity and monetary policy/ Donato
Masciandaro, Paola Profeta, Davide Romelli Cash without future? Future without cash? A wider view / Christian Beer, Urs W. Birchler, Ernest Gnan Modigliani–Miller, Basel 3 and CRD 4/ Morten Balling
What is money and who says so?/ Peter R. Fisher
EVENTS
Bank’s funding and revenue prospects in the low for long era / Online Conference / 11 Dec, 2020 The effectiveness of monetary policy in a low interest rate environment / Online Workshop / 18 Nov - 19Nov, 2020
How to spend it? How to pay it back? EU and US Perspectives / Online Conference / 14 Oct, 2020 25 years of EU Northern Enlargement / Online workshop / 21Sep, 2020
Gender, money and finance / Vienna, Austria / 25 May, 2020 - Postponed The EU’s “northern” enlargement 25 years on: A comparative stocktaking and outlook / Vienna, Austria / 07 May - 08 May, 2020 - Canceled Passive versus active asset portfolio management: trends, drivers, risks / Milan, Italy / 19 Feb, 2020 Forging a new future between the UK and the EU / Amsterdam, The Netherlands / 08 Jan, 2020 MEMBER ANNOUNCEMENTS The review of Solvency II - 1 December 2020 / Belgian Financial Forum / NBB 6 Traineeship positions - General Secretariat Directorate / Economics Department (start March/April 2021) - Application deadline 26 November/ EIB
The coronacrisis: policy revolution in macro-economic policy - 17 November 2020 / Belgian FinancialForum / NBB
Ökonomin/Ökonom für Konjunkturanalyse und -prognose für Österreich / OeNB Ökonomin/Ökonom für Geldpolitik und -theorie/ OeNB
Ökonomin/Ökonom für Inflationsanalyse,-forschung und -prognose sowie Preismessung/ OeNB
Lessons learned from the world’s first CBDC - 30 Oct 2020/ OeNB
Globalization and Pandemics - 26 Nov 2020/ OeNB & wiiw
Referent/in für Wirtschafts- und Handelspolitik / WKÖ (Austrian EconomicChambers)
Banque de France Research grants 2021-2022 - Deadline 13 December/ Banque de France
Firms in times of the pandemic - 4 December 2020 / Banque de France & Bancad’Italia
14th South-Eastern European Economic Research Worksho - 10 and 11 December 2020 / Bank ofAlbania
"Financial Stability and Regulation", 22-23 October 2020/ Bank of Italy and
Bocconi University
International Capital Flows and Financial Policies - 20-21 October 2020 / Banque de France BdF-ECB Workshop on international financial flows, 19 October 2020 / Banque de France & ECB (Senior) Economist - Application deadline 2nd November 2020/ EIB
(Associate) Economist - Application deadline 2nd November 2020/ EIB
Looking back, looking forward: Regional cooperation in the Western Balkans - 14 October 2020 / wiiw "New Challenges to Monetary Policy Strategies” - 24 November 2020/ Bank of Finland
EBF High-Level Public Dialogue - 1 October, 15:00 CET / ONLINE/ EBF
BIS Quarterly Review, September 2020/ BIS
2021 PhD Fellowship Programme (Monetary & Economic Department)/ BIS
“Data science in central banking – data, technologies and applications” Basel, Switzerland, 17–18 March 2021/ BIS
The economic implications of COVID-19/ Princeton BCF
Future Money: Which Road? on September 3, 2020/ ETH-Zürich
EIBURS Research grant: Firm competitiveness, growth and digitalisation / EIBInstitute
‘Coronationalism’ vs a geopolitical Europe? EU external solidarity at the time of Covid-19 /CEPS
How to Spend it: A Proposal for a European Covid-19 Recovery Programme/ wiiw
Do conventional monetary policy instruments matter in unconventional times? / Lena Tonzer The EU Recovery Plan - 25 June 2020/ NBB and BFF
Bernazer Prize Nominations - Until 31 May 2020/ Banco de España
Banking & the State - Deadline 31 Aug 2020/ Conference
Banking in a Digital World: Drivers and Trends - 19 May 2020/ EBF
IWH-FIN-FIRE workshop: Challenges to Financial Stability/ Lena Tonzer, IWH
Panel discussion evaluating EU/EMU policy responses and proposals/ wiiw
Research project on “Evolution of Financial Algorithms and Regulation” M/F / Jean-Edouard Colliard, HEC Paris Economics of Monetary Union/ Paul De Grauwe,
LSE
Walking the Highwire: Rebalancing the European Economy in Crisis / Olli Rehn, Bank of Finland 37th Symposium on Money, Banking and Finance - Deadline 22 Feb 2020/ Banque de France
SNB Research Conference 2020: Monetary Policy in a Low Interest Rate Environment / SwissNational Bank
9th European System of Central Banks Day Ahead Conference - Deadline15 Feb 2020 / De
Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) Upcoming Lectures & Conferences / Belgian Financial Forum Finance & Migration - Deadline 15 Feb 2020/ Conference
NBRNM 8th Research Conference jointly organized with EIB - Deadline 1 February 2020 / NBRNM &EIB
Finance and Philosophy- Why we’re always suprised/ Alex J. Pollock
FOLLOW US
SUERF CORONOMICS INFO HUB 21-22.11.2020 - European Council Press release - G20 Summit: G20 leaders united to address major global pandemic and economicchallenges
------------------------- 05.11.2020 - EUROPEAN COMMISSION - Autumn 2020 Economic Forecast ------------------------- 16.10.2020 - European Council conclusions - On 15 and 16 October 2020, the European Council adopted conclusions on COVID-19, EU-UK relations, climate change and externalrelations.
------------------------- 07.10.2020 - European Commission to issue EU SURE bonds of up to €100 billion as social bonds ------------------------- 06.10.2020 - COUNCIL OF THE EU: Video conference of economics and finance ministers, 6 October 2020 ------------------------- 06.10.2020 - ECB - The ECB’s monetary policy in the pandemic: meeting the challenge,
speech by Philip R. Lane, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, at the 62nd NABE Annual Meeting. ------------------------- 21.09.2020 - EIB - The EIB COVID-19 Economic Vulnerability Index: An analysis of countries outside the European Union ------------------------- 15.09.2020 - ECB - Healing after the pandemic: supporting and sustaining the recovery,
speech by Fabio Panetta, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, at the 24th Economist Roundtable with the Government of Greece. ------------------------- 14.09.2020 - ECB _WORKING PAPER_ - The great lockdown: pandemic response policies and bank lending conditions,
by Carlo Altavilla, Francesca Barbiero, Miguel Boucinha and LorenzoBurlon
------------------------- 11.09.2020 - EUROGROUP reviews economic situation, policy action, and recovery needs due to COVID-19 crisis. ------------------------- 24.07.2020 - EC - Coronavirus response: Making capital markets work for Europe’s recovery ------------------------- 23.07.2020 - ECB - Europe’s response to the crisis,
blog post by Christine Lagarde, President of the ECB ------------------------- 22.07.2020 - ECR - EP resolution on extraordinary European Council meeting 17-21 July 2020 ------------------------- 17-21.07.2020 - SPECIAL EUROPEAN COUNCIL - Main results: EU leaders agreed a recovery package and the 2021-2027 budget that will help the EU to rebuild after the pandemic and will support investment in the green and digital transitions. 19.07.2020 - “A strong appeal for ambitious cooperation” - Report by President Charles Michelat
the European Parliament on the video conference of the members of the European Council of 19 June 2020 ------------------------- 10.07.2020 - IMF - Fiscal Policies for a Transformed World,
by Vitor Gaspar and Gita Gopinath ------------------------- 08.07.2020 - EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT - EU leaders prepare timetable and structure for EU budget negotiations ------------------------- 01.07.2020 - Commission: Assessment of the fiscal stance appropriatefor the euro area
The 2020 Stability & Convergence Programmes: An Overview, with an Assessment of the Euro Area Fiscal Stance ------------------------- 30.06.2020 - BIS - Annual Economic Report 2020 Press release Central banks a stabilising force in response to unprecedented crisis ------------------------- 26.06.2020 - IZA INSTITUTE OF LABOR ECONOMICS - A Literature Review of the Economics of COVID-19 - DP No. 13411 ------------------------- 25.06.2020 - BPEA ARTICLE - Policies for a second wave,
by David Baqaee, Emmanuel Farhi, Michael J. Mina, and James Stock ------------------------- 25.06.2020 - ECB_ - _New Eurosystem repo facility to provide euro liquidity to non-euro area central banks ------------------------- 24.06.2020 - IMF - The Global Financial Stability Report Update: _Financial Conditions Have Eased, but Insolvencies LoomLarge_
_World Economic Outlook Update, June 2020: A Crisis Like No Other, An Uncertain Recovery _ ------------------------- 24.06.2020 - The ECB’s monetary policy response to the pandemic: liquidity, stabilisation and supporting the recovery,
speech by Philip R. Lane, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB. ------------------------- 22.06.2020 - Keynote speech delivered by President Werner Hoyer at the Frankfurt Finance Summit_ "Promoting productivity and sustainability in the time of COVID-19: a twin challenge _" ------------------------- 19.06.2020 - EUROPEAN COUNCIL - Video conference of the members of the European Council, 19 June ------------------------- 17.06.2020 - BRUEGEL BLOG POST - The EU’s recovery fund proposals: crisis relief with massive redistribution,
by Zsolt Darvas
------------------------- 15.06.2020 - IMF BLOG: Combating COVID-19: How Should Banking Supervisors Respond? By Tobias Adrian and Ceyla Pazarbasioglu ------------------------- 10.06.2020 - The ECB’s policy in the COVID-19 crisis – a medium-term perspective,
remarks by Isabel Schnabel, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, at an online seminar hosted by the Florence School of Banking &Finance.
------------------------- 10.06.2020 - PIIE - A new policy toolkit is needed as countries exit COVID-19 lockdowns, by Olivier
Blanchard, Thomas Philippon and Jean Pisani-Ferry ------------------------- 27.05.2020 - BIS - Countering Covid-19: The nature of central banks’ policy response _Opening remarks by Agustín Carstens, General Manager of the BIS, at the UBS High-level Discussion on the Economic and Monetary Policy Outlook, Zurich, 27 May 2020_ ------------------------- 27.05.2020 - COMMISSION: Recovery Plan Communication: “Europe’s moment: Repair and Prepare for the Next Generation” Staff working document - Identifying Europe’s recovery needs ------------------------- 26.05.2020 - ECB - Financial Stability Review, May 2020 ------------------------- 25.05.2020 - EBA - COVID-19 is placing unprecedented challenges onEU banks
------------------------- 22.05.2020 - BIS - Dealing with Covid-19: understanding the policy choices , by Frederic Boissay, Daniel Rees and Phurichai Rungcharoenkitkul ------------------------- 19.05.2020 - ECB - Remarks by Philip R. Lane, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, at the Institute for Monetary and Financial Stability Policy Webinar, 19 May 2020 - Pandemic central banking: the monetary stance, market stabilisation and liquidity ------------------------- 15.05.2020 - ESM - Board of Governors backs Pandemic CrisisSupport
------------------------- 15.05.2020 - EUROGROUP - Video conference of the Eurogroup:
Main results: Regular format (euro area countries) - Euro area: economic outlook and challenges Remarks by Mário Centeno following the Eurogroup videoconference of15 May 2020
Remarks by Commissioner Gentiloni at the Eurogroup press conference ------------------------- 14.05.2020 - BIS - Financial crime in times of Covid-19 - AML and cyber resilience measures , by Juan Carlos Crisanto and Jermy Prenio ------------------------- 13.05.2020 - ECB - Interview with Andrea Enria, Chair of the Supervisory Board of the ECB, “The current crisis is a wake-upcall”
------------------------- 13.05.2020 - DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH:
Life after covid-19
------------------------- 13.05.2020 - PIIE - An Economic Update by Fed Chair Jerome H. Powell and Adam S. Posen, President, PIIE.
------------------------- 13.05.2020 - COMMISSION: Speech by President von der Leyen at the European Parliament Plenary on the new MFF, own resources and theRecovery Plan
- Tourism and transport: Commission’s guidance on how to safely resume travel and reboot Europe’s tourism in 2020 and beyond ------------------------- 12.05.2020 - EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT resolution on the new multiannual financial framework, own resources and the recovery plan ------------------------- 11.05.2020 - CEPS: Latest Numbers / Monitoring Covid-19 contagiongrowth in Europe
------------------------- 11.05.2020 - Interview with Isabel Schnabel,
Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, conducted by Tonia Mastrobuoni and published on 11 May 2020 ------------------------- 08.05.2020 - ESM PANDEMIC CRISIS SUPPORT: Explainer, Timeline and Documents: ESM’s role in the European response - Klaus Regling at Eurogroup video pressconference
------------------------- 08.05.2020 - COMMISSION: State aid- Commission expands TemporaryFramework
------------------------- 07.05.2020 - BIS - Effects of Covid-19 on the banking sector: the market’s assessment , by Iñaki Aldasoro, Ingo Fender, Bryan Hardy and Nikola Tarashev ------------------------- 06.05.2020 - EUROPEAN COMMISSION: A deep and uneven recession, anuncertain recovery
European Economic Forecast: Spring 2020 Spring 2020 Economic Forecast - Overview Spring 2020 Economic Forecast - Statistical annex European Council: Infographic - The EU’s emergency response to theCOVID-19 pandemic
------------------------- 05.05.2020 - Deutsche Bundesbank - Learning from European cooperation in the field of financial stability by Prof Dr Claudia Buch Vice-President of the Deutsche Bundesbank (Guest contribution published in Süddeutschen Zeitung, in Les Echos and in La Repubblica) ------------------------- 05.05.2020 - KfW coronavirus aid: loans for companies ------------------------- 01.15.2020 - ECB BLOG - The monetary policy response to the pandemic emergency, by Philip R. Lane ------------------------- 30.04.2020 - ECB announces new pandemic emergency longer-term refinancing operations ------------------------- 28.04.2020 - EUROFI: Views on the Covid-19 crisis impacts ------------------------- 28.04.2020 - SSRN - Papers on Covid-19 ------------------------- 27.04.2020 - The EU Technical Expert Group (TEG) on Sustainable Finance: “Sustainable recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic requiresthe right tools.”
------------------------- 27.04.2020 - EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT THINKTANK: Developing a
pandemic emergency purchase programme: Unconventional monetary policy to tackle the coronavirus crisis ------------------------- 24.04.2020 - Eurofi article by Elke König, Chair of the SRB - Completing the crisis management framework: a centralized administrative liquidation tool for banks ------------------------- 23.02.2020 - Conclusions of the President of the European Council following the video conference of the members of the European Council ------------------------- 22.04.2020 - S&P GLOBAL RATINGS - How COVID-19 Is Affecting BankRatings
------------------------- 22.04.2020 - ECB takes steps to mitigate impact of possible rating downgrades on collateral availability ECB BLOG - Improving funding conditions for the real economy during the COVID-19 crisis: the ECB’s collateral easing measures, by
Luis de Guindos, Vice-President of the ECB, and Isabel Schnabel, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB ------------------------- 21.04.2020 - CEPS - How is EU cooperation on the Covid-19 crisis perceived in member states?by
Sophia Russack / Steven Blockmans ------------------------- 21.04.2020 - Statement of IMF, ESM and other Regional Financing Arrangements (RFA) on economic impact of COVID-19 ------------------------- 21.04.2020 - The EUROPEAN COUNCIL - A ROADMAP FOR RECOVERY Towards a more resilient, sustainable and fair Europe Invitation letter by President Charles Michel to the members of the European Council ahead of their video conference on 23 April 2020 ------------------------- 21.04.2020 - ICMA -The European repo market and the COVID-19 crisis An ICMA European Repo and Collateral Council (ERCC) market report ------------------------- 21.04.2020 - Why we all need a joint European fiscal response,
by FABIO PANETTA, Member of the Executive Board, ECB, PUBLISHED BY POLITICO ------------------------- 20.04.2020 - EPIN Report - EU crisis response in tackling Covid-19: Views from the member states,
by Sophia Russack (ed.) ------------------------- 20.04.2020 - IMF - A Global Crisis Like No Other Needs a Global Response Like No Other ------------------------- 19.04.2020 - Spain’s non-paper on a European recovery strategy ------------------------- 17.04.2020 - DEUTSCHE BUNDESBANK: An expansionary monetary and fiscal policy will in any case remain necessary for some time - Interview with Jens Weidmann, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, conducted by Jana Randow, Bloomberg.
------------------------- 16.04.2020 - S&P GLOBAL RATINGS - Economic Research: COVID-19 Deals A Larger, Longer Hit To Global GDP by Paul Gruenwald, Beth Ann Bovino, Shaun Roache and Sylvain Broyer. ------------------------- 16.04.2020 - WIIW - Eastern Europe Coronavirus Tracker: Economicimpact rising
_Most countries report far fewer cases than in Western Europe, but the macro fallout will still be huge_. ------------------------- 16.04.2020 - EBRD/LSE panel discussion assess impact and consequences of pandemic- _watch video
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------------------------- 16.04.2020 - BANK OF ENGLAND, Monetary policy during pandemics: inflation before, during and after Covid-19, by Silvana Tenreyro ------------------------- 16.04.2020 - BIS - Covid-19 and operational resilience: addressing financial institutions’ operational challenges in a pandemic ------------------------- 16.04.2020 - ECB - Remarks by Isabel Schnabel, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, at a 24-Hour Global Webinar co-organised by the SAFE Policy Center on “The COVID-19 Crisis and Its Aftermath: Corporate Governance Implications and Policy Challenges” ------------------------- 15.04.2020 - EUROPEAN COMMISSION Coronavirus: European roadmap shows path towards common lifting of containment measures ------------------------- 15.04.2020 - ECB supports macroprudential policy actions taken in response to coronavirus outbreak ------------------------- 14.04.2020 - FSB Chair updates Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors on COVID-19 response ------------------------- 14.04.2020 - IMF - World Economic Outlook, April 2020: Chapter 1 WORLD ECONOMIC OUTLOOKREPORTS
FISCAL MONITOR REPORTS IMF BLOG - The Great Lockdown: Worst Economic Downturn Since the Great Depression, by Gita Gopinath ------------------------- 13.04.2020 - Opinion of the HELMHOLTZ INITIATIVE “Systemic epidemiological analysis of the COVID-19 epidemic” ------------------------- 12.04.2020 - ECB - Interview with Luis de Guindos, Vice-President of the ECB, conducted by Manel Pérez ------------------------- 10.04.2020 - EUROPEAN COUNCIL Statement by the President of the European Council Charles Michel following the agreement of the Eurogroup _"The agreement of the Eurogroup is a significant breakthrough. More than half a trillion Euros are now available to shield European Union countries, workers and businesses. With this unparalleled package we shoulder the burden of the crisis together. This compromise is aimed at quick targeted relief."_ Charles Michel, President of the EuropeanCouncil
------------------------- 10.04.2020 - McKinsey & Comapny - Organization Practice: To weather a crisis, build a network of teams by Andrea Alexander, Aaron De Smet, Sarah Kleinman, and Marino Mugayar-Baldocchi ------------------------- 09.04.2020 - Eurogroup - Report on the comprehensive economic policy response to the COVID-19 pandemic ------------------------- 09.04.2020 - EUROPEAN COMMISSION - Oneplanetcrowd raises €1 million growth finance from European Investment Fund ------------------------- 09.04.2020 - IMF - Confronting the Crisis: Priorities for the Global Economy, By Kristalina Georgieva, IMF Managing Director ------------------------- 09.04.2020 - ECB BLOG - How the ECB is helping firms and households, post by Christine Lagarde, President of the ECB ------------------------- 08.04.2020 - EIB GROUP contributes € 5.2 billion to EU response to Covid-19 outside European Union -------------------------08.04.2020 - EBRD
- Coronavirus to lead to significant economic contraction across EBRDregions
EBRD - Spending to counteract coronavirus creates chance to “tilt to green” ------------------------- 07.04.2020 - IIF - April 2020 Global Debt Monitor: COVID-19 Lightsa Fuse
------------------------- 07.04.2020 - ECB announces package of temporary collateral easingmeasures
------------------------- 06.04.2020 - EIF - Update in relation to the EIF’s response measures to the COVID-19 pandemic _The EIF and EC are launching specific COVID-19 support under InnovFin SME Guarantee Facility (InnovFin SMEG), which is supported by the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI). read more_
------------------------- 06.04.2020 - IMF - An Early View of the Economic Impact of the Pandemic in 5 Charts By John Bluedorn, Gita Gopinath, andDamiano Sandri
------------------------- 04.04.2020 - EUROGROUP - Interview of Mário Centeno with Süddeutsche Zeitung, Le Figaro, La Repubblica, El Pais and Volkskrant ------------------------- 04.04.2020 - University of Oxford, Research Projects: Oxford COVID-19
Government Response Tracker BSG Working Paper Series: Variation in government responses to COVID-19 Abstract: _COVID-19 has prompted a wide range of responses from governments around the world. There is a pressing need for up-to-date policy information as these responses proliferate, and governments weigh decisions about the stringency of their policies against other concerns. We introduce the Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker (OxCGRT), providing a systematic way to track the stringency of government responses to COVID-19 across countries and time. Using a novel index that combines various measures of government responses, we describe variation in government responses, explore whether rising stringency of response affects the rate of infection, and identify correlates of more or less stringent responses. read more_
------------------------- 03.04.2020 - Initial Budget and Public Management Responses to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic in OECD Countries ------------------------- 03.04.2020 - BIS Bulletin - Covid-19, cash, and the future of payments by Raphael Auer, Giulio Cornelli andJon Frost
03.04.2020 - Basel Committee sets out additional measures to alleviate the impact of Covid-19 02.04.2020 - BIS Bulletin - Leverage and margin spirals in fixed income markets during theCovid-19 crisis
by Andreas Schrimpf, Hyun Song Shin and Vladyslav Sushko ------------------------- 02.04.2020 - J.P. Morgan - Impact of COVID-19 on Corporates: Pandemic Prompts Corporates to Navigate Through a NewNormal
------------------------- 02.04.2020 - EIOPA - urges (re)insurers to temporarily suspend all discretionary dividend distributions and share buy backs ------------------------- 02.04.2020 - ALLIANZ RESEARCH - NEW BONDS TO MAKE THE EUROZONE SAFER ------------------------- 02.04.2020 - ESM BLOG - The time for solidarity in Europe is now – a concerted European financial response to the corona-crisis ------------------------- 02.04.2020 - BLOOMBERG OPINION - Coronabonds Could Save Europe, orSink It
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by Andreas Kluth
------------------------- 02.04.2020 - LIBERTY STREET ECONOMICS - The Value of Opacity in aBanking Crisis
,
by Haelim Anderson and Adam Copeland ------------------------- 01.04.2020 - THE SINGLE RESOLUTION BOARD (SRB)-
publishes key bank resolution policy: Expectations for Banks ------------------------- 01.04.2020 - PIIE - After its COVID-19 emergency, Europe should issue joint recovery bonds by Jacob Funk Kirkegaard ------------------------- 01.04.2020 - IMF BLOG - Economic Policies for the COVID-19 War by Giovanni Dell’Ariccia, Paolo Mauro, Antonio Spilimbergo, and Jeromin Zettelmeyer 31.03.2020 - IMF BLOG - Maintaining Banking System Safety amid theCOVID-19 Crisis
by Tobias Adrian and Aditya Narain ------------------------- 31.03.2020 - BLACKROCK MACRO INSIGHTS - Policy makers seek to curtail coronavirus jobs hit ------------------------- 31.03.2020 - By WIIW Economists - Eastern Europe Coronavirus tracker: Preparing for the worst ------------------------- 30.03.2020 - GERMAN COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC EXPERTS – The economic outlook in the coronavirus pandemic: Special Report 2020 ------------------------- 30.03.2020 - SAFE-
Corona and Financial Stability 3.0: Try equity - risk sharing for companies, large and smal by A. Boot, E. Carletti, H. Kotz, JP Krahnen, L. Pelizzon, M. Subrahmanyam ------------------------- 30.03.2020 - CEPS Research Paper - Monitoring Covid-19 contagiongrowth in Europe
by Arianna Agosto, Alexandra Campmas, Paolo Giudici and Andrea Renda ------------------------- 30.03.2020 - BIS SPEECH - Bold steps to pump coronavirus rescue funds down the last mile, byAgustín Carstens
The financial turbulence unleashed by the coronavirus pandemic revives unhappy memories of the 2008 financial crisis. The outward symptoms of falling asset prices and tighter credit conditions are similar, but there are important differences. These differences matter, as the response now needs to go beyond the earlier playbook. _read more_ ------------------------- 30.03.2020 - COUNCIL - Covid-19: Measures for the immediate releaseof funds
The Council today adopted two legislative acts to quickly RELEASE FUNDING FROM THE EU BUDGET for tackling the COVID-19 crisis. One of the acts amends the rules of the structural and investment funds, while the other extends the scope of the EU Solidarity Fund. THE CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE INVESTMENT INITIATIVE will give member states access to €37 BILLION OF COHESION MONEY to strengthen healthcare systems, as well as support small and medium-sized enterprises, short-term working schemes, and community-based services. -------------------------30.03.2020 - EBF
- Joint Finance Sector Social Partners Statement on Covid-19_
_The European social partners in the financial services sector – UNI Europa Finance, the Banking Committee for European Social Affairs of the European Banking Federation (EBF BCESA), the European Savings and Retail Banking Group (ESBG), the European Association of Cooperative Banks (EACB), Insurance Europe, the Association of Mutual Insurers and Insurance Cooperatives in Europe (AMICE), and the European Federation of Insurance Intermediaries (BIPAR) – would like to express their sincere sympathy to everyone directly suffering because of the Covid-19 pandemic and to profoundly thank all those risking their own health to save lives. _read more_ ------------------------- 28.03.2020 -_ _MCKINSEY & COMPANY - Global surveys of consumer sentiment during the coronavirus crisis ------------------------- 27.03.2020 - J.P. MORGAN - Fallout from COVID-19: Global Recession, Zero Interest Rates and Emergency Policy Actions ------------------------- 27.03.2020 - OECD - updates G20 summit on outlook for global economy_
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------------------------- 27.03.2020 - ECB BANKING SUPERVISION - Flexibility in supervision: how ECB Banking Supervision is contributing to fighting the economic fallout from the coronavirus -------------------------27.03.2020 - BIS
- Governors and Heads of Supervision announce deferral of Basel III implementation to increase operational capacity of banks and supervisors to respond to Covid-19 ------------------------- 26.03.2020 - Please find below the links to today’s statements of the EBA and the ESMA on the accounting implications of Covid-19 outbreak together with the EBA statements on consumer and payment issues and postponed EBA activities in light of Covid-19 * ESMA statement - IFRS9 * EBA statement - default, forbearance and IFRS9 * EBA statement - consumer and payments issues * EBA statement- postponed EBA activities ------------------------- 26.03.2020 - UNIVERSITÄT ZÜRICH, Department of Economics - Positionspapier Coronavirus ------------------------- 26.03.2020 - Project Syndicate - The Race Between Economics andCOVID-19
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------------------------- 26.03.2020 - IMPERIAL-COLLEGE-COVID19-Global-Impact-26-03-2020.pdf ------------------------- 26.03.2020 - FT - Coronavirus tracked: the latest figures as the pandemic spreads | Free toread
------------------------- 25.03.2020 - EBA provides clarity to banks and consumers on the application of the prudential framework in light of COVID-19 measures ------------------------- 25.03.2020 - BRUEGEL - The Sound of Economics Live: Banks and Loan Losses in the Pandemic Turmoil Observations by Bruegel’s Senior Economist Nicolas Veron. A recording of the webcast can be accessed via https://www.bruegel.org/events/the-sound-of-economics-live-banks-and-loan-losses-in-the-pandemic-turmoil/ ------------------------- 25.03.2020 - MCKINSEY & COMPANY — CORONAVIRUS: LEADING THROUGHTHE CRISIS
Safeguarding our lives and our livelihoods: The imperative of our time COVID-19: Implications for business ------------------------- 24.03.2020 - ESM -PRESS
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- Klaus Regling at Eurogroup video press conference. ------------------------- 24.03.2020 - ECB - WORKING PAPER SERIES - NO 2381 "REAL-TIME WEAKNESS OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMY: A FIRST ASSESSMENT OF THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS", by Danilo Leiva-Leon, Gabriel Perez-Quiros,Eyno Rots
------------------------- 24.03.2020 - IMF - POLICY-RESPONSES-TO-COVID-19 _This policy tracker summarizes the key economic responses governments are taking to limit the human and economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic as of March 24, 2020. The tracker includes G-20 economies and the European Union/Euro Area. _IMF PODCASTS -
KRISTALINA GEORGIEVA ON HUMAN, ECONOMIC COSTS OF COVID-19 _The coronavirus pandemic is having a profound impact on lives and economies around the world. In this podcast, we hear IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva’s statement following her call with G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors, where they discussed the extraordinary circumstances of the health crisis and the extraordinary measures it will take to mitigate its economic impact._ ------------------------- 23.03.2020 - William De Vijlder, Group Chief Economist, BNP Paribas blog - Faced with a sudden stop, policy switches to a ‘whatever it takes’ mode ------------------------- 23.03.2020 - CEPS - TOPICS ONCOVID-19
------------------------- 23.03.2020 - ESMA - COVID 19 ESMA clarifies position on call tapingunder MiFID II
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------------------------- 23.03.2020 - KPMG - UK Economic Outlook March 2020 ------------------------- 22.03.2020 - PRINCETON UNIVERSITY- COVID-19 SME
Evergreening Proposal: Inverted Economics Markus Brunnermeier and ArvindKrishnamurthy
------------------------- 22.03.2020 - IIF - 5-STEP POLICY RESPONSE PLAN FOR COVID-19 ------------------------- 21.03.2020 - INTERVIEW WITH ISABEL SCHNABEL,
Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, conducted by Patrick Bernau and Dennis Kremer ------------------------- 20.03.2020 - FINANCIAL STABILITY BOARD FSB coordinates financial sector work to buttress the economy in response to COVID-19. _read more_ ------------------------- 20.03.2020 - FMA - Current information about COVID-19 Measures ------------------------- 20.03.2020 - BIS Press release - "Basel Committee coordinates policy and supervisory response to Covid-19" -------------------------20.03.2020 - ECB
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