Topics: 1) European equity finance, 2) What role for public institutions in developing local markets?, 3) Private equity in the Capital Markets Union after Brexit. This is an invitation-only event for Bruegel members and selected experts.

The SAFE Summer Academy provides a research-based training for European policy makers dealing with financial markets regulation. Its objective is to foster an open debate and to contribute to the participants’ capacity to evaluate arguments and appraise policy initiatives. This year’s SAFE...

Theme: Analysis of the contribution of the CAP to European rural employment – past, present and future. Topics: - Maintenance/creation of employment in rural areas, - The impact of CAP on agricultural and rural employment, - Methodological and data issues.

This workshop provides researchers with an opportunity to present theoretical, empirical and policy-oriented research on: - forecasting unemployment rates in Europe, - effects of the crisis on labor markets in Europe, - country-specific differences in labor markets, - age-specific differences in...

Real estate and finance were at the roots of the global economic crisis that started in 2007. States and their many institutions have also been seen as complicit to the crisis. The connections between real estate (including housing), finance and states remain under-researched and...

Liquidity has a key role in Financial Markets and has centered attention from various fields in science of Finance. Accountants, Risk Managers, Quant Analysts, Asset Managers have to deal with liquidity issues in their work. This Ph.D. course offers a good opportunity to participants to be...

The workshop aims at covering the following main topics: a) the determinants of public wage bills and the interaction with the private sector; b) the effects of public wages cuts on: - successful consolidation results - the efficiency and quality of public services - productivity developments...

The Workshop aims at providing a forum for the exchange of ideas between Polish economists affiliated both at prominent foreign institutions and at the domestic ones, including the National Bank of Poland. The participants of the Workshop will present their original work and discuss recent...

The global banking and financial crisis 2007-2010, the factors that led up to it, and the way that governments and central banks have responded, have forced a re-think of many of the dominant paradigms that have governed the analysis of money and finance. Some of these are fundamental and might...

"Consolidation of European Securities Markets" with the Belgian Financial Forum, in co-operation with the Centre for Economic Studies (KU Leuven) and Euronext, followed by the 12th SUERF Annual Lecture entitled: "Stock Market Consolidation and Regulation in Europe" will be delivered by...