15 Sep 2021 “Frankfurt Interdisciplinary Live Debate” to enter the next round The academic panel discussion continues with a debate on the topic of "Studying, Researching, Teaching Despite…
03 Aug 2021 What’s left for monetary policySeveral renowned researchers pay tribute to Otmar Issing's lifetime work in an academic colloquium on the…
23 Jul 2021 Leibniz Institute SAFE once again certified for equal opportunityFor the second consecutive time, the TOTAL E-QUALITY award certifies that the Frankfurt-based research…
15 Jul 2021 Banking supervision after Brexit – UK and eurozone are unlikely to face-off in a race to the bottomA comparison of UK and European practices of supervising large banks shows huge differences, but no imbalance…
09 Jul 2021 High school team reaches final round of YES! competition again with support from SAFEHigh school students of the Raiffeisen-Campus Dernbach win at the regional preliminary round with hybrid game…
29 Jun 2021 Leibniz Institute SAFE participates in research consortium to collect ESG data from SMEsTranspArEEnS project aims to collect information on energy efficiency and ESG performance of small and…
29 Jun 2021 Leibniz Institute SAFE to publish digital newsletterNew edition “SAFE Update” is launched with six online issues per year
23 Jun 2021 Trump's Twitter activity mostly without impact on financial marketsFormer U.S. President Donald Trump has preferred to communicate a lot via Twitter, but has hardly revealed any…
17 Jun 2021 Jan Krahnen on European deposit insurance: “Organize the design as reinsurance”SAFE Director advocates a split between national primary insurers and a European savings reinsurer to complete…
20 Sep 2021 - 20 Sep 2021 SAFE and ESM Web Seminar on “Relaunching the Capital Markets Union Initiative"The Leibniz Institute for Financial Research "Sustainable Architecture for Finance in Europe" (SAFE) and the…
21 Sep 2021 - 22 Sep 2021 SAFE-Refinitiv Data Web SeminarsWeb seminars about Eikon, Datastream, ESG and API.
21 Sep 2021 - 21 Sep 2021 SAFE-CFS Web Seminar with Markus Brunnermeier (Princeton University)Jointly organized by the SAFE Policy Center and the Center for Financial Studies.
