Events
From high-profile public events to specialised workshops, we lead the conversation around key topics in economic policy and react to real-time issues.
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Development finance evolution: options for strengthening MDBs financial capacity
How can Multilateral Development Banks increase their capacity to address shared global challenges of the 21st century?
Up and ahead: skills for a more resilient EU workforce
How can we equip people with the skills they need to adapt to a rapidly changing labour market?
Timing electricity market reform(s)
How can various market reform elements and processes be best timed to address short-term needs while also preparing for longer-term challenges?
On track to net-zero: overcoming the economic hurdles of decarbonisation
What policies should be implemented to ensure that countries achieve net-zero emissions by 2050?
Event
04 April 2023
[email protected]: The international tax framework with Pascal Saint-Amans
Invitation-only event with Pascal Saint-Amans who will talk about the international tax framework, its state of play and perspectives.
Event
31 March 2023
Corporate disclosure of sustainability risks: reconciling international and EU approaches
With parallel standards being developed in Europe and internationally, how can these approaches to sustainability reporting work together?
Event
31 March 2023
Joining the dots: climate, nature and the sovereign debt crisis
The event is organised in collaboration with NatureFinance to discuss the correlation between sovereign debt markets and sustainability.
Event
28 March 2023
What's the story? Narratives of EU reforms in parliaments and the media
This event organised in the frame of the EU3D project will feature two sessions analysing discourse about the EU.
Event
24 March 2023
[email protected]: The great carbon arbitrage with Alissa M. Kleinnijenhuis
Invitation-only event featuring Alissa M. Kleinnijenhuis, who will talk about the economic potential of the green transition.
Event
22 March 2023
Lessons from Europe’s crises: conversation with Olli Rehn
From past to present crises - what has the EU learned? What does it still need to learn?
Event
21 March 2023
Comparing notes on the banking turmoil
This members-only event was aimed at inspiring conversation around the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank
Event
16 March 2023
Timing electricity market reform(s)
How can various market reform elements and processes be best timed to address short-term needs while also preparing for longer-term challenges?
Event
16 March 2023
Nationalism, geoeconomics, protectionism and energy shocks – how should the EU respond?
At this event in Rome, the panellists discussed if the EU could use the various crises it is facing to fortify the Union and its industrial policy?
Event
15 March 2023
Development finance evolution: options for strengthening MDBs financial capacity
How can Multilateral Development Banks increase their capacity to address shared global challenges of the 21st century?
Event
03 March 2023
[email protected]: Inflation and unemployment with Joseph Gagnon
Invitation-only event with Joseph Gagnon, who will discuss the link between employment and inflation and its implications for macroeconomic policy.
Event
01 March 2023
On track to net-zero: overcoming the economic hurdles of decarbonisation
What policies should be implemented to ensure that countries achieve net-zero emissions by 2050?
Event
28 February 2023
The transformation of China’s Belt and Road Initiative: What is in it for Europe?
Closed-door event discussing China's BRI project.
Event
24 February 2023
[email protected]: Geoeconomic fragmentation with Daria Zakharova
Invitation-only event featuring Daria Zakharova, who will touch on geoeconomic fragmentation and the future of multilateralism.
Event
22 February 2023
Macroeconomic and fiscal tensions and the outlook for Czechia
At this invitation-only event Mojmir Hampl discussed macroeconomic trends in Czechia.
Event
21 February 2023
[email protected]: Trade, climate and the digital economy with Michael Froman
Invitation-only event featuring Michael Froman, who will touch on subjects such as the IRA and the evolution of digital regulation.