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Putting the Capital Markets Union on stable foundations

By Jakob Vestergaard on October 6, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Stress tests now as tough in Europe as in the US? Not exactly

By Jakob Vestergaard on November 29, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

Unpacking Europe’s banking stress-tests: German and French banks at the brink of insolvency

By Jakob Vestergaard on November 20, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

European banking misery: pretending rather than mending, does no favours to lending

By Jakob Vestergaard on November 4, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

Brazil’s Bolero: Can Real Estate Bubble Be Tamed, Without Real Economy Collapse?

By Jakob Vestergaard on March 17, 2014 • ( 2 Comments )

Macroprudential Policy: the New Black in Central Banking

By Jakob Vestergaard on March 3, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

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Currency Turmoil and Global Economy Jitters: the Real Trouble is China

By Jakob Vestergaard on February 15, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

There has been much talk about the currency turmoil in Argentina and Turkey, and a number of other emerging market economies, in recent weeks. The real trouble, however, is China. “Certainly, if […]

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Macroprudential Policy: the New Black in Central Banking

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