Taking stock: 25 years of EMU

Closed-door conference jointly organized with De Nederlandsche Bank

Time and location: 8–9 November 2023 Amsterdam, Netherlands
Format: Closed door
Contact: Anastasiia Zaitseva

The EMU (Economic and Monetary Union) is a cornerstone of European economic integration. This transformative project has reshaped the financial landscape of the Eurozone, fostering economic stability and cooperation among member states. At this event, we'll reflect on the EMU's achievements, the challenges it has navigated and is to face, and its ongoing impact on fiscal policy, monetary policy, and global financial markets.

The closed-door conference will take place in Amsterdam on 8-9 November.

Speakers

Olaf Sleijpen, Director of the Supervision Policy Division , De Nederlandsche Bank

Chair: Marc Roovers, Director Financial Stability, De Nederlandsche Bank
Marco Buti, Bruegel Non-resident fellow
Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol, Bruegel Non-resident fellow

Chair: Sandra Phlippen, Chief economist, ABN AMRO Bank
Oscar Arce, Director General, European Central Bank
Angél Gavilán, Director General Economics, Bank of Spain
Isabella Weber, Associate Professor of Economics , University of Amherst

Chair: Klaas Knot, President, De Nederlandsche Bank

Chair: Roel Beetsma, MN Professor of Pension Economics, University of Amsterdam; Board Member, European Fiscal Board
Karolina Ekholm, Director General, Swedish National Debt Office
Lucio Pench, Bruegel Non-resident fellow
Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Bruegel Director

Chair: Birgit Niessner, Director of Economic Analysis and Research Department, Oesterreichische Nationalbank
Tomáš Holub, Member of the Board, Czech National Bank
Isabelle Mateos y Lago, Member of the Board
Christiaan Rebergen, Treasurer-General, Ministry of Finance, Netherlands
André Sapir, Bruegel Senior fellow

Chair: Olaf Sleijpen, Director of the Supervision Policy Division , De Nederlandsche Bank

Theme: Banking and capital markets
Keyword: european monetary union monetary policy
Language: English