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The ECB's Approach to AI Governance under the AI Act: Challenges and Opportunities of AI Integration in Banking Supervision

17 July 2024

Maria Lucia Passador

Exploring the Impact of the Digital Euro on Euro Area Banks

7 March 2024

Nikos Maragopoulos

Financial Stability During and After Covid

The Covid-19 crisis is still affecting human lives and economic activity around the globe, causing unprecedented transformations which were not foreseen just before its onset. The crisis is not just...

9 July 2021

Wolf-Georg Ringe

Christos V. Gortsos

Ownership and Governance of Central Banks: Insights from the Italian Experience

Can the ownership and governance structure of a central bank affect its institutional activities? Who benefits from a central bank’s assets and operating results and how does it impact its...

2 March 2021

Piergiuseppe Spolaore

The European Central Bank’s Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme—Legal or Not?

On 18 March 2020, the European Central Bank (ECB) announced a EUR750 billion bond purchase programme called Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme (PEPP) to address the economic and financial...

11 June 2020

Sebastian Grund

‘Whatever It Takes’ under the Ultra Vires Scrutiny of the German Constitutional Court

In overruling parts of the CJEU’s judgment on the ECB’s Public Sector Purchase Programme (PSPP) the German Constitutional Court presses for a stricter application of the principle of proportionality. This...

3 June 2020

Catharina von Berg

Why a Recent Judgment by the German Bundesverfassungsgericht Might Introduce Climate Change Considerations into Monetary Policy

The recent judgement by the German Federal Constitutional Court (‘FCC’) has been widely criticised both for its legal reasoning and for its impact on the EU legal order....

The End of ‘Whatever it takes’? – The German Constitutional Court’s Ruling on the ECB Sovereign Bond Programme

Finally, they have done it. On 5 May 2020, the German Constitutional Court ruled for the first time in history that an act by the European Union was...

6 May 2020

Matthias Lehmann

Throwing a COVID-19 Liquidity Life-Line

Effective economic policies are urgently required to deal with the enormous strain that the global epidemic is putting on all of the European Union (EU) economies. Right away, a key...

Central Bank Digital Currencies: Preliminary Legal Observations

Cryptocurrencies and their potential impact on central banking have sparked a policy debate on addressing their potential risks to the banking and monetary systems. By highlighting the functional similarities between...

22 February 2019

Hossein Nabilou

The ECB's Approach to AI Governance under the AI Act: Challenges and Opportunities of AI Integration in Banking Supervision

Exploring the Impact of the Digital Euro on Euro Area Banks

Financial Stability During and After Covid

Ownership and Governance of Central Banks: Insights from the Italian Experience

The European Central Bank’s Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme—Legal or Not?

‘Whatever It Takes’ under the Ultra Vires Scrutiny of the German Constitutional Court

Why a Recent Judgment by the German Bundesverfassungsgericht Might Introduce Climate Change Considerations into Monetary Policy

The End of ‘Whatever it takes’? – The German Constitutional Court’s Ruling on the ECB Sovereign Bond Programme

Throwing a COVID-19 Liquidity Life-Line

Central Bank Digital Currencies: Preliminary Legal Observations

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