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57: Wie viel Rente wirst du bekommen? Pilotstudie zur Einführung einer Renteninformationsplattform in Deutschland

Andreas Hackethal, Tabea Bucher-Koenen, Johannes Kasinger and Christine Laudenbach

56: Über Scheinriesen: Was TARGET-Salden tatsächlich bedeuten. Eine finanzökonomische Überprüfung

Jan Krahnen

55: Measuring time inconsistency using financial transaction data

Andrej Gill, Florian Hett and Johannes Tischer

54: How demanding and consistent is the 2018 stress test design in comparison to previous exercises? Banking union scrutiny

Rainer Haselmann and Mark Wahrenburg

53: A new governance architecture for European financial markets? Towards a European supervision of CCPs

Jan Friedrich and Matthias Thiemann

52: Stabiles Geld - eine Illusion? Alternative Währungssysteme - Hayeks Fundamentalkritik - Unabhängigkeit der Notenbanken

Otmar Issing

51: Provisioning policies for non-performing loans: How to best ensure a "clean balance sheet"?

Mark Wahrenburg

50: Five years after the Liikanen Report: What have we learned?

Martin Götz, Jan Krahnen and Tobias Tröger

49: EU Mapping 2017: Systematic overview on economic and financial legislation

Katja Langenbucher, Tobias Tröger, Lara L. Milione and Andreas Roth

48: Microfinance - once and today

Reinhard Schmidt

47: Fines for misconduct in the banking sector: What is the situation in the EU?

Martin R. Götz and Tobias Tröger

46: Skin-in-the-game in ABS transactions: A critical review of policy options

Jan Krahnen and Christian Wilde

45: Corporate governance of banks: A German alternative to the "standard model"

Hans-Helmut Kotz and Reinhard Schmidt

44: SME funding without banks? On the interplay of banks and markets

Günter Franke and Jan Krahnen

43: Banks' internal rating models - time for a change? The "system of floors" as proposed by the Basel committee

Rainer Haselmann and Mark Wahrenburg

42: Central banks: From overburdening to decline?

Otmar Issing

41: "Predatory" margins and the regulation and supervision of central counterparty clearing houses (CCPs)

Jan Krahnen and Loriana Pelizzon

40: Das Deutsche Rentensystem: Thesen zur derzeitigen Diskussion um "Umkehr"-Reformen

Alexander Ludwig

39: Fair retail banking: How to prevent mis-selling by banks

Günter Franke, Thomas Mosk and Eberhard Schnebel

38: Demographischer Wandel: Kapitalrenditen, Löhne und Verteilungswirkungen

Alexander Ludwig

37: Euro area shadow banking activities in a low-interest-rate environment: A flow-of-funds perspective

Guenter Beck and Hans-Helmut Kotz

36: Lost in translation? ECB's monetary impulses and financial intermediaries' responses

Guenter Beck, Hans-Helmut Kotz and Natalia Zabelina

35: Should the marketing of subordinated debt be restricted/different in one way or the other? What to do in the case of mis-selling?

Martin R. Götz and Tobias Tröger

34: The German equity trading landscape

Peter Gomber

33: Structural reforms in banking: The role of trading

Jan Krahnen, Felix Noth and Ulrich Schüwer

32: The German banking system: Characteristics and challenges

Patrick Behr and Reinhard Schmidt

31: Fragmentation in the european retail deposit market and implications for loan availability in european member states

Mark Wahrenburg and Bijan Kaffenberger

30: Impairments of Greek government bonds under IAS 39 and IFRS 9: A Case Study

Günther Gebhardt

29: Euro area macro-financial stability: A flow-of-funds perspective

Guenter Beck, Hans-Helmut Kotz and Natalia Zabelina

28: Towards a fiscal union? On the acceptability of a fiscal transfer system in the eurozone

Shafik Hebous and Alfons Weichenrieder

27: Comments on the EU Commission's capital markets union project

Volker Brühl, Helmut Gründl, Andreas Hackethal, Hans-Helmut Kotz, Jan Krahnen and Tobias Tröger

26: The legal framework for the European System of Central Banks

Helmut Siekmann

25: The regulation of repo markets: Incorporating public interest through a stronger role of civil society

Matthias Thiemann and Marius Birk

24: What does US money market mutual fund reform portend for the European Union?

Craig M. Lewis and Christian Schlag

23: Robustness, validity, and significance of the ECB's asset quality review and stress test exercise

Sascha Steffen

22: What do we know about the tax planning of German-based multinational firms?

Shafik Hebous and Alfons Weichenrieder

21: National strategic framework for research & innovation. 2014-2020

Stamatios Krimigis, George Chrousos, Constantine Dafermos, Kevin Featherstone, Michael Haliassos, Jean Iliopoulos, Amedeo Odoni, Aris Patrinos, George Pavlakis, Doros Theodorou and Artemis Simopoulos

20: Neuordnung der Finanzmärkte in Europa durch MiFID II/MiFIR

Peter Gomber and Frank Nassauer

19: Effective resolution of banks: Problems and solutions

Günter Franke, Jan Krahnen and Thomas von Lüpke

18: EU mapping: Systematic overview on economic and financial legislation

Marcel Gellings, Kai Jungbluth and Katja Langenbucher

17: Der makroprudenzielle Komplex: Der Prozess, das Schloss, das Urteil

Hermann Remsperger

16: Forward guidance: A new challenge for central banks

Otmar Issing

15: Monetary policy and balance sheet adjustment

Otmar Issing

14: MiFID: Eine systematische Analyse der Zielerreichung

Peter Gomber and Benedikt Jäger

13: Lessons from the implementation of the Volcker Rule for banking structural reform in the European Union

Douglas J. Elliott and Christian Rauch

12: Zur Offenlegung der Bezüge von Sparkassenführungskräften im Internet

Helmut Siekmann

11: Securities Transaction Tax in France: Impact on market quality and inter-market price coordination

Peter Gomber, Martin Haferkorn and Kai Zimmermann

10: Designing the funding side of the Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM): A proposal for a layered scheme with limited joint liability

Jan Krahnen and Jörg Rocholl

9: Rescue by regulation? Key points of the Liikanen report

Jan Krahnen

8: Rettung durch Regulierung? Eckpunkte des Liikanen-Berichts

Jan Krahnen

7: Challenges for monetary policy

Otmar Issing

6: Taxes, banks and financial stability

Reint Gropp

5: Savings banks and cooperative banks in Europe

Dilek Bülbül, Reinhard Schmidt and Ulrich Schüwer

4: The European Central Bank's outright monetary transactions and the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany

Helmut Siekmann and Volker Wieland

3: Überforderung statt Langeweile?

Hermann Remsperger

2: Legal aspects of gender balance on corporate boards in Germany: This document was requested by Policy Department C of the European Parliament

Katja Langenbucher

1: Civil liability of credit rating agencies: Regulatory all-or-nothing approaches between immunity and over-deterrence

Brigitte Haar