The most popular and thought-provoking posts on Finance21
Maria Demertzis and Catarina Martins argue that the ECB is uniquely positioned to help create the global standard, and in the process to help protect the EU’s global strategic interests
The value added of CBDCs: a view from the euro area Read More »
New protectionist policies threaten the global economy. Kristalina Georgieva and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala argue that thriving international trade goes hand in hand with global prosperity and stability
World trade can still drive prosperity and stability Read More »
Anat Admati, Martin Hellwig and Richard Portes argue that US authorities should acknowledge the evident banking crisis and suggests reforms to address the underlying solvency problems
When will they ever learn? The US banking crisis of 2023 Read More »
Barry Eichengreen argues that reports of the US dollar’s demise as the dominant global currency have been greatly exaggerated
Is de-dollarisation real and happening? Read More »
Patrick Minford evaluates the progress being made on the Brexit agenda, focussing on trade, regulation and the EU border
Britain’s road to Brexit: evaluating the progress Read More »
The world’s international economic institutions have helped reduce conflict and support growth. Tim Sargent, Paul Samson and Hector Torres discuss why we need to fix our international economic organizations
The cooperation imperative: fixing our international economic organizations Read More »
Cryptoassets promise radical change in how people pay, save and invest. Fabio Panetta considers the bursting crypto bubbles and the destiny of digital finance
Crypto dominoes: the destiny of digital finance Read More »
Jon Cunliffe reflects on recent crypto market developments, and discusses the work that authorities are doing on the regulation of crypto stablecoins and a potential CBDC
Reflections on DeFi, digital currencies and regulation Read More »
High-quality, reliable, and comparable gauges are lacking. Charlotte Gardes-Landolfini and Fabio Natalucci on how to close the data deficit
Achieving net zero emissions Read More »
Paul Allin, Diane Coyle and Tim Jackson argue that changing how we measure progress is key to tackling a world in crisis
Beyond Gross Domestic Product Read More »
