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29 Aug, 2019 Beliefs and Portfolios: New Measurement and Facts
Policy Note
92

Stefano Giglio | Yale School of Management

Matteo Maggiori | Harvard University

Johannes Stroebel | New York University Stern School of Business

Stephen P. Utkus | Vanguard Center for Investor Research

22 Aug, 2019 How to Make Capitalism Work for All?
Policy Note
91

Anita Angelovska Bezhoska | National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia

14 Aug, 2019 Restricting or Abolishing Cash: An Effective Instrument for Eliminating the Shadow Economy, Corruption and Terrorism?
Policy Note
90

Friedrich Schneider | Johannes Kepler University of Linz

8 Aug, 2019 Central banks still run money creation
Policy Note
89

Daniel Daianu | National Bank of Romania

1 Aug, 2019 Mitigating Fiscal Risks from the Financial Sector
Policy Note
88

Ludger Schuknecht | OECD

19 Jul, 2019 Loan portfolio diversification in the euro area, capital requirements, and the European Banking Union
Policy Note
87

Esa Jokivuolle | Bank of Finland

Matti Viren | University of Turku

18 Jul, 2019 Regulatory complexity and the quest for robust regulation
Policy Note
86

Prasanna Gai | University of Auckland

Malcolm Kemp | Imperial College Business School

Antonio Sánchez Serrano | European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB)

Isabel Schnabel | University of Bonn

11 Jul, 2019 Libra: A new competitor among international currencies?
Policy Note
85

Beat Weber | Oesterreichische Nationalbank

9 Jul, 2019 Main findings from a survey on the long-term impact of Brexit on the UK and EU economies
Policy Note
84

Patrick Bisciari | National Bank of Belgium

4 Jul, 2019 Global economic governance at a crossroads
Policy Note
83

Carlo Monticelli | Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB)

27 Jun, 2019 Bilateral Trade Balances Under Focus
Policy Note
81

Florence Jaumotte | International Monetary Fund (IMF)

19 Jun, 2019 A products and activities approach to managing risk in asset management
Policy Note
80

Barbara Novick | BlackRock

17 Jun, 2019 Financial aspects of Brexit
Policy Note
79

Thomas Url | Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO)

13 Jun, 2019 Central banks are too risk averse as investors
Policy Note
78

Massimiliano Castelli | UBS

Stefan Gerlach | EFG Bank

11 Jun, 2019 Thoughts for a third EU Referendum: Revoke Article 50 OR Leave with “a” deal
Policy Note
77

Graham Bishop |

6 Jun, 2019 Chinese foreign investment: a dangerous obsession or a new normal? Get ready for the latter!
Policy Note
76

Peter Havlik | Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw)

3 Jun, 2019 The future of financial stability: Maintaining effectiveness while reducing complexity
Policy Note
75

Andreas Ittner | Oesterreichische Nationalbank

1 Jun, 2019 Rethinking Capital Regulation: The Case for a Dividend Prudential Target in the Euro Area
Policy Note
82

Manuel Muñoz | Spanish Ministry for Economy and Business

29 May, 2019 The future of the UK services trade post-Brexit: unlikely to be bright
Policy Note
74

Olga Pindyuk | Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw)

23 May, 2019 Monetary and financial stability: the implications for prudential supervision
Policy Note
73

Ed Sibley | Central Bank of Ireland

20 May, 2019 Analysing the Economics of BREXIT and World Trade
Policy Note
72

David T. Llewellyn | Loughborough University

9 May, 2019 The impact of Brexit on growth and the public finances
Policy Note
70

Iain Begg | London School of Economics and Political Science

7 May, 2019 Rethinking the Trade-offs for Monetary Policy in an Era of Globalization
Policy Note
71

Enrique Martínez-García | Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

2 May, 2019 The post-crisis Phillips Curve and its policy implications: cumulative wage gap matters for inflation
Policy Note
69

Liviu Voinea | National Bank of Romania

25 Apr, 2019 How to assess the adequacy of capital requirements based on internal models?
Policy Note
68

Susanne Roehrig | European Banking Authority (EBA)

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