After years of crisis and turbulence, what is the future of Europe’s financial architecture? A new book, derived from the IMF’s recent financial stability assessment of the European Union, seeks to answer this question.

Join us for an insightful discussion with Luc Everaert, one of its authors, on:

• Securing a safer financial system for the EU
• Behind the crisis: macro and micro issues, including ongoing institutional reforms
• Emerging financial sector infrastructure, including a European banking union
• The European Commission’s regulatory program for the EU as a whole
• Europe’s broader challenges in moving forward

LUC EVERAERT

Luc Everaert, an alumnus of the Graduate Institute, is Assistant Director in the Monetary and Capital Markets Department of the International Monetary Fund, where he heads the Debt and Capital Markets Instruments Division focusing on sovereign risk, sovereign asset and liability management. At the IMF for more than 20 years, he is also involved in financial sector assessment programmes, most recently in Australia, the EU and Poland.   

Organised by the International Economics Department

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The Graduate Institute Geneva
    
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