In recent years much has been accomplished to make the EMU more resilient to banking crises, sovereign-debt crises or balance-of-payment crises. Several ‘backstops’ or financial safety nets were progressively put […]
Studia Diplomatica
Introduction, Jochen Prantl & Petr Blizkovsky -East Asian Financial Regionalism and the renegotiation of global economic order, Evelyn Goh -China in global Financial governance: Implications from regional leadership Challenge in East Asia, […]
‘Contractual arrangements’ were proposed as an initial step towards a fiscal union that would consolidate the EMU. At this stage, the debate should be centred on the cornerstone of these […]
This Policy Brief discusses a few simple measures to improve both the commercial and investment banking landscapes, with or without formal separation. Covering deposits with quality collateral would make them […]
Suite à la vente par l’Etat belge de sa participation dans BNP Paribas Fortis, des questions se sont posées sur les motivations de l’opération. Au-delà des considérations portant sur la […]
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As of mid-2013, there is no clarity whatsoever on how a collective public bailout would take place in the Banking Union. More clarity on the matter is needed to avoid […]
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Round table with Prof. Bruno van Pottelsberghe de la Potterie (Solvay school of business-Bruegel) was organised as the EU Commission considers again the introduction of a European patent system and […]
Conference with Mr. Guy VERHOFSTADT, Minister of State. (Photo credit: EuroCrisisExplained.co.uk, Flickr)
Conference with Mr. Gino P. Alzetta, World Bank Executive Director for Belgium, Austria, Belarus, Czech Republic, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Luxembourg, Slovakia, Slovenia and Turkey. Summary Introductory remarks by Ambas. P. Vaesen, […]