02:48:26
The multiple role of central banks - New frontiers of the monetary policy
13:51
Private and Public gender inclusiveness in decision-making positions: why and how?
03:07:37
Private and Public gender inclusiveness in decision-making positions: why and how?
01:06:47
FBFDiscuss! - Should bank capital requirements be adjusted for the climate risk profile of assets?
01:04:22
Should there be gender quotas on boards? #FBFDiscuss! & Women in Finance
01:07:49
Should the Stability and Growth’s Pact 3% deficit rule be abandoned? #FBFDiscuss!
01:16:01
FBF Executive seminar on Demography, Inequality and Inflation
01:26:55
The Eurogroup, Economic Union and COVID
01:01:38
Women in Finance, Lecture by Mairead McGuinness, 'Making finance work for citizens'
01:57:23
The Journey Towards Making Banks Resolvable - An Assessment by Elke König (SRB)
01:42:13
Central Banking in Europe Today: Over-Mighty or Under-Powered?
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Established in January 2016, the Florence School of Banking and Finance (FBF) was designed as a European platform bringing together practitioners and academics from the banking and finance sector to develop a common culture of regulation and supervision in the European Union. The School is evolving into a knowledge centre of excellence, rooted in European origins while maintaining a global perspective. It offers policy dialogue and training courses and produces research in banking and finance.
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