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Jan Krahnen: "The ECB leaves the field to governmental fiscal policy"

SAFE Director sees the current monetary policy decision of the European Central Bank as a wait-and-see stance, which nevertheless harmonizes with sovereign aid programs for companies during the Corona crisis

Tobias Tröger takes over as chairman of the international academic initiative GCGC

SAFE researcher shapes the agenda of the Global Corporate Governance Colloquia until 2022

Equity capital of Italian companies melts away due to the corona crisis

Covid-19 shock mainly affects small and medium-sized enterprises

SAFE participates in "Book a Scientist" of the Leibniz Association

SAFE researcher Charline Uhr answers consumer questions about investments

Relieving the burden on small and medium-sized enterprises in the Corona crisis

SAFE White Paper shows that the loss carryback as a tool of economic policy becomes much more effective if it is extended to local business tax

Scientists from SAFE and Goethe University awarded international research prize

Winning paper deals experimentally with investment decisions on stock markets

Jan Krahnen: "The ECB is aiming for a stable supply of credit"

SAFE Director sees the current monetary policy decision of the European Central Bank as an anchor of stability for national governments in combating the crisis

New rules for Europe's capital markets

During a SAFE Policy Webinar, members of the EU Commission's High-Level Forum on Capital Markets Union present roadmap for more market integration

Jan Krahnen advocates a European Single Market Supervisor

SAFE Director sees the Wirecard case as an impetus for a reorganized and common EU capital market

Households hardly consume any more due to a reduction in value-added tax

German Consumers are not planning any additional major purchases due to the reduction in VAT. In addition, only twelve percent are still expecting a second national lockdown.