Financial Risk and Stability Network is an independent non-profit organisation based in Berlin focusing on regulation, financial stability, institutional frameworks and financial sector reforms in the EU. It contributes to the provision of information, research and views exchange via its activities and events. The approach is to foster policy-dialogue with the intention to advance reforms and conribute to solving issues in the EU.
The organisation is a recognised non-profit limited company, legally named FRS Financial Risk and Stability gGmbH, ruled by German law. It is registered, tax-exempted and acting in the notion of public interest. FRS is scientific based and essentially policy oriented. It presents a valuable, useful platform to bridge academic and policymaking expertise, involving regulatory authorities, industry, institutions and civil society.
Independence, transparency as well as a critical and constructive perspective are core principles of the non-profit organisation. FRS stimulates research and opinion making, engages in education, advances the policy debate, and brings together the concerned stakeholders in open exchange and debate formats. The approach is dialogue- and research driven, also encouraging science in more vigorously addressing policy issues.
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UPCOMING NETWORK EVENTS
2019
FSC Colloquium
FSC Colloquium on Resolution 20 June 2019 in Brusses. This is a closed academic event addressing senior scientists and experienced scholars with a research focus on aspects of bank resolution frameworks and related subjects,
2019
Financial Stability Conference
Financial Stability Conference on 28 Oct. 2019 in Berlin. High-level policy-oriented open event bringing together regulators, policymakers, scientists, industry representatives and experts from institutions and organisations.
2019
FSC Research Workshop
FSC Research Workshop on 29 Oct. 2019 in Berlin. The workshop is accompanying the preceding Financial Stability Conference to deepen and discuss relevant aspects of the conference topics.
2018
Financial Stability Conference
“From Risk Reduction to Risk Sharing: How to align opposing Policy Concepts and shape a balanced financial Architecture in the EU” on 31 Oct. 2018 in Berlin. Elisa Ferreira, Daniel Hardy, Samy Harraz, Steffen Kern, Dennis Kelleher, Jörg Kukies, Reza Moghadam, Danièle Nouy, Thorsten Pötzsch, Odile Renaud-Basso, Rolf Strauch, and many others were among the speakers.
2018
FSC Research Workshop
FSC Research Workshop on 1 Nov. 2018 in Berlin. The workshop was accompanying the preceding Financial Stability Conference and discussed relevant aspects of the conference topics. Presenters were inter alia Cecilia del Barrio, Jure Jeric, Philipp Schaz, Michael Schillig, Agnieszka Smoleńska, Katia Vozian, and others.
2017
Financial Stability Conference
“EU at Crossroads: How to respond to Misalignments in Bank Regulation and achieve a consistent financial Framework” 18 Oct. 2017 in Berlin. Ignazio Angeloni, Andrea Enria, Elke König, Odile Renaud-Basso, Vincenzo La Via, Denis Beau, Klaus Regling, Francesco Mazzaferro, Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, Beverly Hirtle, Philippe Lamberts, and others were among the speakers.
2016
Financial Stability Conference
“How to fix the Deficiencies in the EU Financial System? Bank-State-Nexus, Business Models and the missing Level Playing Field” on 3 Nov. 2016 in Berlin. Speakers have been, inter alia, Catherine Mann, Dietrich Domanski, Roberto Gualtieri, Klaus Düllmann, Emiliano Tornese, Robert Jenkings, Claudia Buch, Erik Nielsen, Piers Haben, Dominique Laboureix, and others.
2015
Financial Stability Conference
“How to design the future EU Financial System? Resolution Framework, Crisis Prevention and Capital Markets Union” on 28 Oct. 2015 in Berlin. Keynotes were held by Elke König and Vitor Constâncio. Speakers have been inter alia Olivier Jaudoin, Fatima Pires, Christophe Nijdam, Monica Marcucci, Stijn Claessens, Rolf Strauch, and others.
2014
Financial Stability Conference
“The Comprehensive Assessment, the New Role of the ECB and Limits of a Common Supervision in the EU” on 30 Oct. 2014 in Berlin. Keynote speakers have been Thomas Hoenig and Erkki Liikanen. Among the speakers were Mathias Dewatripont, Sylvie Matherat, Jukka Vesala, Charles Goodhart, Aerdt Houben, Thomas Wieser, José Vinals, and others.
2013
Financial Stability Conference
“The Single Resolution Mechanism and the Limits of Bank Regulation” on 8 Nov. 2013 in Berlin. Speakers have been inter alia Thomas Steffen, Ramon Fernandez, Mario Nava, Elisa Ferreira, Korbinan Ibel, Pierre Wunsch, Gerhard Schick, Thomas von Lüpke, and others.