Bruegel's Annual Conference
Bruegel's Annual Conference is a closed-door event with three panel discussions on banks and capital markets, growth perspectives, and monetary policy
Speakers
Anna Ekström
Minister for Upper Secondary School and Adult Education, Sweden
Mario Monti
Founding President
Jean-Claude Trichet
Honorary Chairman of Bruegel
Luc Frieden
Prime Minister, Luxembourg
Joanne Kellermann
Former Member, Single Resolution Board
Wassim Chourbaji
Vice-President, Government Affairs EMENA, Qualcomm
Alvaro Nadal
State Secretary, Head of the Economic Bureau of the Prime Minister, Spain
Otmar Issing
President, Center for Financial Studies
Paul Sheard
Chief Global Economist, Standard & Poor's
Tito Boeri
Professor and Head of the Economics Department, Bocconi University
Ylva Johansson
European Commissioner for Home Affairs
Sayuri Shirai
Professor, Keio University and Visiting Scholar, ADBI
This event is part of Bruegel’s Annual Meetings which offer a mixture of public sessions and restricted workshops, where Bruegel’s scholars, members and stakeholders can discuss the policy challenges facing the European economy. In 2015 these events are also part of Bruegel’s 10th anniversary celebrations, for which we are organising a series of events in the capitals of our member states. These debates, talks and conferences will bring crucial European topics to audiences across the continent.
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