Florence School of Banking and Finance
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.
(Un)stablecoins: regulatory challenges and global implications
Why are central banks so important? (Lucia Quaglia) #FBFpills
How central bank governor turnovers increase economic uncertainty (Kristle Romero Cortes) #FBFpills
Impact vs compliance: can SFDR help deliver sustainable finance?
How do private equity buyouts affect supply chains? (Cédric Huylebroek) #FBFpills
The Directors' Table – The global financial crisis of 2031 (with Ross Levine)
Can corporate impact be measured globally? (Mikael Homanen) #FBFpills
The Directors' table - Unpacking the EU Omnibus proposal
Keynote by Prof. Josh Lerner | Innovation and venture policy: Lessons for Europe from the US
FBF Annual Conference 2025 | Financing growth and innovation in Europe
Competition and regulation in the age of data and AI (Pinar Ozcan) #FBFpills
Online seminar: Is the time right for a wave of bank consolidation?
From ESG Backlash to the Omnibus Package: A Conversation with Chair Helena Viñes Fiestas
Financial Resilience: Lessons from Dyke Stability and Flood Control (Enrico Perotti) #FBFpills
Central Counterparty Clearing (CCP) and the EU Active Account Requirement (AAR) - PART 2
Central Counterparty Clearing (CCP) and the EU Active Account Requirement (AAR) - PART 1
TP or not TP? The macroprudential use of Transition Plans
What do you know about Non-Bank Financial Intermediation (NBFI)?
Strengthening financial stability in Europe: why a new mandate for the ESM?
Why do banks syndicate credit? A closer look at risk and specialisation (Steven Ongena) #fbfpills
Political Extremism & Financial Stability: Insights from Fascist Italy (Mikhail Mamonov) #fbfpills
Unpacking bank runs: insights from historical data and economic impact (Karsten Müller) #fbfpills
Is the Banking Union as you expected since the 2011/12 discussions? (Nicolas Véron)
What was achieved over the past ten years of Banking Union and what is still missing? (Daniel Gros)
Has the Banking Union met expectations since the 2011/12 discussions? (Ignazio Angeloni)
The Strategic and Tragic Dimensions of European Banking (Elsa Clara Massoc) #fbfpills
The Directors' Table - A Deep Dive into Banking and Capital Markets Union with Lorenzo Bini Smaghi
The Impact of "Sin" Bank Closures on Firm Performance (Mikhail Mamonov) #fbfpills