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27 février 2010
By Jean Pisani-Ferry In this column Bruegel Director Jean Pisani-Ferry writes about European economic governance. Pisani-Ferry points out that the Greek crisis has highlighted the need to reinforce prevention and monitoring systems as well as to develop effective crisis management mechanisms. (...)
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23 février 2010
By Nicolas Véron EU policy leaders are becoming increasingly aware that the necessary re-regulation of Europe’s financial system must not be allowed to lead to a damaging fragmentation of its internal market for financial services. However, they still seem oblivious of the risk of global (...)
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23 février 2010
By Ignazio Angeloni In this column, Visiting Scholar Ignazio Angeloni argues that the exit phase from the financial crisis will prove particularly dangerous for European small and medium sized enterprises. Many of them, though viable in the long run, are endangered by a prolonged negative cash (...)
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23 février 2010
By Ignazio Angeloni In this column published in the Italian Il Corriere della Sera, Visiting Scholar Ignazio Angeloni argues that the 'Volcker rule'(the recent proposal by the US administration to ban proprietary trading for comercial banks) is neither necessary nor sufficient to reduce (...)
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15 février 2010
By Ignazio Angeloni In this paper Bruegel Visiting Scholar Ignazio Angeloni (European Central Bank), Ester Faia (Goethe University Frankfurt, Kiel IfW and CEPREMAP) and Marco Lo Duca (European Central Bank) examine the links between monetary policy, financial risk and the business cycle, (...)
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