Topics: - The impact of government ownership of banks on efficiency, credit and financial stability - Politics and banking - Subsidies implicit in the financial safety net, and how to eliminate them - How to cope with the too-big-to-fail and too-complex-to-fail phenomena - The fiscal costs of...

The 50-hour course program focuses on corporate law, securities law, antitrust law and intellectual property law, but some attention is paid to European constitutional, mediation and tax law. The lectures are structured pursuant to the Socratic method. Participants are expected to have read the...

We invite PhD students with projects that deal with issues on or related to the Summer School theme to apply for participation. We value a multi-disciplinary setting and welcome students from a range of academic disciplines, like sociology, economy, law, political science and (European) social...

We invite both empirical and theoretical papers. Topics would include, but are not limited to: - the impact of new regulatory and supervisory structures on bank returns, risk, and stability, including the effects of Basel III and the Dodd-Frank Act, - the changing structure of the financial...

The aim of this workshop is to bring together a small number of leading European researchers in order to discuss new and exciting work on economic development.

The aim of the conference is to compile innovative current research from resource, energy and environ¬mental economics and dynamic economic theory. By bringing together leading experts, junior and senior scholars and young researchers in these fields, the confer¬ence covers a broad range of...

Over the past few decades ties between financial markets worldwide have become stronger as a result of developments in IT, the liberalization of financial markets and increased cross-border competition among financial intermediaries. The developments in the payment and securities settlement...