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Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism What Is The Impact On Developing Countries (1080p)

Dec 07 2023 70 mins  
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism What Is The Impact On Developing Countries (1080p) by BruegelEvents

How Are Crises Changing Central Bank Doctrines

May 12 2022 79 mins  
How Are Crises Changing Central Bank Doctrines by BruegelEvents

The role of Cohesion policy in the fight against COVID-19 with Elisa Ferreira | 21 April

Apr 21 2020 73 mins  
The Coronavirus outbreak presents a major challenge to the entire European Union and solidarity is an important part of the response to this unprecedented crisis. Cohesion Policy funding is playing a central role in the EU's Coronavirus Response Investment Initiative, which aims to mobilise cohesion policy to flexibly respond to the rapidly emerging needs in the most exposed secto

A European response to the coronavirus crisis with Paolo Gentiloni I 6 April

Apr 06 2020 51 mins  
In our second event in our series with the Financial Times, Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni discussed the European response to the coronavirus crisis.

Braver, Greener Fairer: European Industrial Policy in times of coronavirus

Mar 19 2020 53 mins  
During this online event, Commissioner Thierry Breton spoke with Sam Fleming, Brussels bureau chief of the Financial Times, and Bruegel’s Director Guntram Wolff and discussed the European industrial strategy in face of the coronavirus.

Global competition and digital change: updating European competition policy (panel 1) | 9 March 2020

Mar 09 2020 88 mins  
The question whether trade policy instruments are fit for coping with the rise of state capitalism and a new dimension of state subsidies has already been discussed intensively in trade policy debates. Whether in this context competition law might also need to be updated and whether this should encompass new instruments are less debated questions which the first panel addressed. T

Global competition and digital change: updating European competition policy (panel 2) | 9 March 2020

Mar 09 2020 99 mins  
The question whether trade policy instruments are fit for coping with the rise of state capitalism and a new dimension of state subsidies has already been discussed intensively in trade policy debates. Whether in this context competition law might also need to be updated and whether this should encompass new instruments are less debated questions which the first panel addressed. T

On gains, losses, and trade-offs: the case of border carbon adjustment | 5 March 2020

Mar 05 2020 81 mins  
Border Carbon Adjustment (BCA) is justifiably one of top priorities of the European Commission. With a ten-year deadline to drastically lower the GHG emissions, the Commission is planning to test the new measures already later this year, potentially starting with the industries producing steel, cement, and aluminum. Inevitably, there is a lot of negative commentary surrounding the

The resurrection of the European Banking Union | 20 February

Feb 20 2020 83 mins  
After 8 years, the European Banking Union has not achieved its two stated objectives: breaking future contagion between banks and sovereigns, and creating a true single market for banks. The aim of this event was to discuss possible solutions to revive the Banking Union. More specifically, Luis Garicano argued in his presentation for the empowerment of the Single Resolution Board

A conversation with Philippe Donnet, Group CEO of Generali | 18 February

Feb 19 2020 44 mins  
At this event, the Group CEO of Generali, Philippe Donnet and Guntram Wolff, Director of Bruegel discussed the general state of the financial services industry. In addition, the conversation addressed many topical developments. What is the impact of operating in a low interest rate environment? Should we take a new look at the capital requirements in order to accommodate for furth