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EDITORIAL DESK

 

Central Banks Digital Currencies: Necessary, Multitasking Policy Instruments?
By Giorgio Barba Navaretti, Giacomo Calzolari and Alberto Franco Pozzolo

Numbers
By José Manuel Mansilla-Fernández

Institutions
By José Manuel Mansilla-Fernández

 

ARTICLES

 

CBDC: Issues and Prospects
By Sebastian Infante, Kyungmin Kim, Anna Orlik, André F. Silva and Robert Tetlow

We Need Fedcoin Now: The Case for a U.S. CBDC
By Richard Holden

Central Bank Digital Currency: An Idea Whose Time Has Come, or a Dangerous Misstep?
By Howard Davies

Digital Euro: Catching up and Browsing the Daisy
By Ignazio Angeloni

Can a Central Bank Digital Currency Overcome Structural Barriers? The Case of the Digital Euro
By Alessandro Giovannini

Mind the Gap: Assessing the Market Implications of Retail Central Bank Digital Currencies
By Raj Dhamodharan

 

PUBLISHER

Associazione Centro Studi Luca d’Agliano

EDITORIAL BOARD

GIORGIO BARBA NAVARETTI
GIACOMO CALZOLARI
ALBERTO FRANCO POZZOLO
JOSE' MANUEL MANSILLA FERNANDEZ

SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD

ELENA CARLETTI
RALPH DE HAAS
GUIDO FERRARINI
IVANHOE LO BELLO
GIANMARCO I.P. OTTAVIANO
JEAN CHARLES ROCHET
SALVATORE ROSSI
FABIANO SCHIVARDI
DIRK SCHOENMAKER
NICOLAS VÉRON

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What is European Economy: Banks, Regulation and the Real Sector

 

“European Economy – Banks, Regulation, and the Real Sector” is a journal to encourage an informed and fair debate among academics, institutional representatives, and bankers on the current banking regulation framework and its effects on banking activity and the real economy. It is resuming publication in 2021 thanks to the financial support of Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo and Bank of Italy.

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EVENTS

OPEN BANKING’S FINANCIAL REVOLUTION: ARE WE FALLING SHORT?
April 26, 2023
On 26th April 2023, the Bruegel Institute hosted a Round Table on Open Banking, where panelists discussed the prospects of open banking and its potential impact on the banking industry. On this occasion, the 2022 issue of European Economy – Banks Regulation and the Real Sector was presented.

 

SUSTAINABLE FINANCE. WHY AND HOW?
April 26, 2022
The European Investment Bank hosted an on-line seminar on Sustainable Finance. Why and How? On the 26th April 2022 (5:00 pm – 6:10 pm Rome Timezone). On this occasion, the 2021.2 issue of European Economy – Banks, Regulation, and the Real Sector was launched.

 

OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS

Competing Electronic-Moneys: Why Recent Developments in the Payment System Require Stronger Regulation.

 

PSD2 and the Transformation of the Business Model of Payment Services Providers.

 

PUBLISHER

 

   Centro Studi Luca d’Agliano

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