Dimitri Demekas, visiting senior fellow at the Institute of Global Affairs at the London School of Economics and special adviser to the Bank of England, and Ludger Schuknecht, former chief economist of the German ministry of finance and deputy secretary-general at the Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development, join Danae Kyriakopoulou, chief economist and director of research at OMFIF, to discuss European financial stability. They explore the need for high public spending because of Covid-19 and what comes next, the intricate relationship between the real economy and financial markets, the risks faced by central banks in the current crisis and more. Ludger Schuknecht also discusses his latest book, Public Spending and the Role of the State - History, Performance, Risk and Remedies.
What to expect from the August Bank of England meeting
Craving – rather than fighting – inflation
Why do we need social taxonomy?
What to expect from the 21 July ECB meeting
Max Castelli on reserves management in a time of uncertainty
Quantitative Tightening: how fast, how far?
Next Generation EU with Siegfried Ruhl: one year later
Financial stability outlook: global and European perspectives
What is blockchain good for?
Transforming international payments
’Walking the tightrope’: How China is balancing geopolitics and economics
How can central banks innovate in the digital age?
Developing ESG talent in financial markets
Regulating cryptoassets: balancing innovation and financial stability
In conversation with Øystein Olsen, former governor of Norges Bank
Fireside chat with Wally Adeyemo
25 years of the MPC
Strategies and policies for the clean energy transition in Germany
Moving beyond ESG
Quantum computing and the threat to standard cryptography
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