2024
3rd Financial Intermediation Workshop Bank of Italy - EIEF
April 9, 2024
EIEF, Rome
EIEF hosted the third edition of the "Internal Financial Intermediation Workshop", jointly organized with the Bank of Italy. The event was part of a series of regular thematic workshops that aim to establish a platform for early discussion of research projects between economists from the Bank of Italy and EIEF and to foster collaboration on joint research projects. The organizers were Andrea Polo (LUISS, EIEF), Anatoli Segura Vélez (Bank of Italy) and Luana Zaccaria (EIEF). Program.
2nd Macro-Monetary Workshop Bank of Italy - EIEF
8 March 2024
EIEF, Rome
EIEF and the Bank of Italy organized the second edition of the Macro-Monetary Workshop. The event is part of a series of regular thematic workshops that aim at establishing a platform for the early discussion of research projects among economists at the Bank of Italy and EIEF and incentivizing collaboration on joint research projects. The workshop consisted in 8 presentations of 30 minutes each, divided in 2 sessions. The organizers were Luigi Paciello (EIEF) and Andrea Tiseno (Bank of Italy). For further details please see the Program.
Public Lecture by Philip R. Lane on “Monetary Policy and Inflation”
February 1, 2024
EIEF, Rome
EIEF and the Bank of Italy organized a Public Lecture by Philip R. Lane (Member of the ECB's Executive Board and ECB's chief economist) on “Monetary Policy and Inflation”.
Philip R. Lane joined the European Central Bank as a Member of the Executive Board in 2019. He is responsible for the Directorate General Economics and the Directorate General Monetary Policy. Before joining the ECB, he was the Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland. He has also chaired the Advisory Scientific Committee and Advisory Technical Committee of the European Systemic Risk Board and was Whately Professor of Political Economy at Trinity College Dublin. He is also a research fellow at the Centre for Economic Policy Research. A graduate of Trinity College Dublin, he was awarded a PhD in Economics from Harvard University in 1995 and was Assistant Professor of Economics and International Affairs at Columbia University from 1995 to 1997, before returning to Dublin. In 2001 he was the inaugural recipient of the Bernácer Prize for outstanding contributions to European monetary economics.
Video and presentation of the event.
