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97: BigTech cryptocurrencies - European regulatory solutions in sight

Anastasia Kotovskaia and Nicola Meier

96: Russia today: The Russian invasion of Ukraine and Russia's public finances

Alfons Weichenrieder

95: Designing a rational sanctioning strategy

Ignazio Angeloni, Christopher Daase, Nicole Deitelhoff, Matthias Goldmann, Jan Pieter Krahnen, Stefan Kroll, Carl-Georg Christoph Luft, Andreas Nölke, Anton Peez and Loriana Pelizzon

94: Nachhaltigkeit und Wettbewerb: Zu einer Reform des Wettbewerbsrechts für die Erreichung von Nachhaltigkeitszielen

Roman Inderst and Stefan Thomas

93: Bewertung des Vorschlags der BaFin für eine Richtlinie für nachhaltige Investmentvermögen

Sebastian Steuer and Tobias Tröger

92: Central banks - independent or almighty?

Otmar Issing

91: Prioritäten für die Bundestagswahl 2021 im Finanzbereich

Leibniz-Institut für Finanzmarktforschung SAFE (Ed.)

90: Staatliche Sicherung und Eigenvorsorge in der Sozialen Marktwirtschaft der Bundesrepublik Deutschland

Barbara Kaschützke and Raimond Maurer

89: Inflation, Inflationsmessung und Zentralbankpolitik

Alfons Weichenrieder and Eren Gürer

88: The Wirecard lessons: A reform proposal for the supervision of securities markets in Europe

Jan Pieter Krahnen and Katja Langenbucher

87: Erkenntnisse aus sechs Wellen des Haushaltsbarometers: Sind "Konsumschecks" das richtige Mittel in der Corona-Krise?

Calogero Brancatelli, Andreas Hackethal, Roman Inderst and Sebastian Schuler

86: Pandemic insurance through pandemic partnership bonds: A fully funded insurance solution in a public private partnership

Helmut Gründl and Fabian Regele

85: Priorities for the CMU agenda

Jan Pieter Krahnen and Loriana Pelizzon

84: Corona and financial stability 4.0: Implementing a european pandemic equity fund

Arnoud Boot, Elena Carletti, Hans-Helmut Kotz, Jan Pieter Krahnen, Loriana Pelizzon and Marti G. Subrahmanyam

83: Corona-Bonds und ihre Alternativen

Marcel Thum and Alfons Weichenrieder

82: The case for Corona bonds

Matej Avbelj, Antonia Baraggia, Jürgen Bast, Bojan Bugaric, Emanuel Castellarin, Francesco Costamagna, Anuscheh Farahat, Matthias Goldmann, Anna Katharina Mangold, Mario Savino, Alexander Thiele and Annamaria Viterbo

81: Corona and financial stability 3.0: Try equity - risk sharing for companies, large and small

Arnoud Boot, Elena Carletti, Hans-Helmut Kotz, Jan Pieter Krahnen, Loriana Pelizzon and Marti G. Subrahmanyam

80: Capital in the Corona crisis

Leo Kaas

79: Corona and financial stability 2.0: Act jointly now, but also think about tomorrow

Arnoud Boot, Elena Carletti, Hans-Helmut Kotz, Jan Pieter Krahnen, Loriana Pelizzon and Marti G. Subrahmanyam

78: The Coronavirus and financial stability

Arnoud Boot, Elena Carletti, Rainer Haselmann, Hans-Helmut Kotz, Jan Pieter Krahnen, Loriana Pelizzon, Stephen M. Schaefer and Marti G. Subrahmanyam

77: Time to address the shortcomings of the banking union

Ignazio Angeloni

76: What is Libra? Understanding Facebook's currency

Maik Schmeling

75: Deutsche Bank and its strategy change: What it means for the German financial system

Reinhard H. Schmidt

74: Der Neo-Fisher-Effekt: Die historische Alternative zur Nullzinspolitik

Bertram Schefold

73: An open banking platform for Germany: A future-oriented alternative to a merger of Deutsche Bank/Commerzbank

Volker Brühl and Jan Krahnen

72: Eine Open Banking Plattform für Deutschland: Eine zukunftsorientierte Alternative zu einer Fusion Deutsche Bank/Commerzbank

Volker Brühl and Jan Krahnen

71: Target balances and financial crises

Jan Krahnen

70: If you do it, do it right: The need for a common European supervisory architecture for CCPs

Jan Friedrich, Christian Resch and Matthias Thiemann

69: Why the initial regulation of financial innovations is decisive: Regulatory arbitrage and off-balance-sheet leasing in Germany

Jan Friedrich and Matthias Thiemann

68: Governing cryptocurrencies through forward guidance?

Matthias Goldmann and Grygoriy Pustovit

67: Financial stability in the EU: A case for micro data transparency

Johannes Kasinger and Loriana Pelizzon

66: Deutschland und Europa

Otmar Issing

65: Passt das deutsche Dreisäulensystem in eine zunehmend harmonisierte Bankenstruktur für Europa?

Reinhard Schmidt

64: Digitalization and taxation: Beware ad hoc measures

Alfons Weichenrieder

63: Monetary policy and prudential supervision: From functional separation to a holistic approach?

Matthias Goldmann

62: Systemic risk in insurance: Towards a new approach

Elia Berdin and Matteo Sottocornola

61: Reformpläne bei der Grunderwerbsteuer

Kunka Petkova and Alfons Weichenrieder

60: The recalibration of the European System of Financial Supervision in regard of the insurance sector: From dreary to dreamy or vice versa?

Jens Gal and Helmut Gründl

59: Undermined market discipline: The role of bank rescues and bailout expectations

Florian Hett and Johannes Kasinger

58: Karlsruhe refers the QE case to Luxembourg: Summer of love

Matthias Goldmann

57: Incentivizing older people to delay social security claiming

Raimond Maurer and Olivia Mitchell

56: How not to do banking law in the 21st century

Tobias Tröger

55: Financial resilience revisited: Why consistency in regulation is now paramount - across sectors and regions, and over time

Franklin Allen, Jan Krahnen and Helene Rey

54: Taking bail-in seriously: The looming risks for banking policy in the rescue of Monte Paschi di Siena

Martin Götz, Jan Krahnen and Tobias Tröger

53: Kurzkommentar zum Volksentscheid im Vereinigten Königreich am 23. Juni 2016

Helmut Siekmann

52: Panama & Co: Implikationen für die Steuerpolitik

Alfons Weichenrieder

51: Mere criticism of the ECB is no solution

Marcel Fratzscher, Reint Gropp, Hans-Helmut Kotz, Jan Krahnen, Christian Odendahl, Beatrice Weder di Mauro and Guntram Wolff

50: The potential effect of offering lump sums as retirement payments

Raimond Maurer, Olivia Mitchell, Ralph Rogalla and Tatjana Schimetschek

49: Solvency II ante portas: Nutzen und Risiken der neuen Versicherungsregulierung

Helmut Gründl

48: Solvency II at the gates: Benefits and risks of the new insurance regulation

Helmut Gründl