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Send us a text◆ Riso and Ruhl on the development of the market's biggest new bond issuer ◆ Beyond NextGeneration EU: can the bloc fund defence? ◆ The campaign for sovereign-like borrower statusThe European Union is the highest profile bond issuer in the market. In response to the pandemic, it ramped up its borrowing to fund member states' recovery from the disaster, going from raising around €500m a year to around €150bn almost overnight.As an issuer, it dominates the public sector bond market and in this episode, GlobalCapital asked two of its most important figures, when it comes to its bond market activities, about what lies in store.We talked about how the issuer's capital markets presence is developing, why it believes it should be classed as a sovereign-style issuer (and the progress it has made), and its possible future funding needs.Our guests:Stephanie Riso is the director general of DG Budget within the European Commission — the department responsible for raising and allocating the money the EU needs to implement policy, including from the bond market. She took over the directorate in March 2023, joining from the cabinet of Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, where she oversaw the creation of the €800bn NextGenerationEU programme that the EU's bond issues fund.Siegfried Ruhl is hors classe advisor to DG Budget and a veteran of the public sector bond market. He initially took the post on a short secondment from the European Financial Stability and European Stability Mechanism — the two bond issuing bailout vehicles for EU member states founded during the sovereign debt crisis, which he helped set up. Over four years later he is still at the heart of developing the EU's capabilities as a bond issuer — a task he is well versed in having not only been there since the start with the EFSF and ESM but also having helped to create Germany's Finanzagentur, the country's debt management office.

This is the latest in my series of podcasts explaining how economics works in the credit crunch and now virus pandemic era. This week I give my thoughts on how a bailout of Italy would work. Along the way I give a refresher on the EFSF and ESM. Plus how much has Bank of England QT cost the UK Treasury?

I det här avsnitten tittar vi på en för många ny aspekt av vilodagen - att det också är en dag att leva mission! Vi tittar på den judiska sabbatens bakomliggande poänger och hur de faktiskt stödjer den här tankegången. Du får flera exempel på hur du kan använda söndagen för att leva ut din tro och växa i din förtröstan på Gud. Mikael Artursson är regional missionsledare för EFS Mittnorrland, och Martin Alexandersson är utvecklingskonsulent på EFS Sverigeavdelning. De brinner för att dela tron på Jesus med sina medmänniskor och är aktuella med podden Leva mission, samt kursen Träning för att dela evangeliet.Podden produceras av EFSFör mer information och kontakt: https://efs.nu/levamission

As the man who built and ran Europe's financial "firewalls" (the EFSF and ESM) from 2010-2022, Klaus Regling was a central figure in the euro crisis. In this new episode of In The Room, he looks back not just on those 12 tumultuous years but on his time as the European Commission's top economic official and as an architect of Europe's monetary union. In The Room is a series of conversations with officials who played crucial roles in the recent history of the EU. Edited and produced by davidstudio. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit twentyfourtwo.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the man who built and ran Europe's financial "firewalls" (the EFSF and ESM) from 2010-2022, Klaus Regling was a central figure in the euro crisis. In this new episode of In The Room, he looks back not just on those 12 tumultuous years but on his time as the European Commission's top economic official and as an architect of Europe's monetary union. In The Room is a series of conversations with officials who played crucial roles in the recent history of the EU. Edited and produced by davidstudio. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit twentyfourtwo.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on FAIR Perspectives, we feature a special episode about the Emory Law School Free Speech Forum (EFSF), and their victory in securing formal recognition as a student organization. Having witnessed intolerance at Emory and on other college campuses, the EFSF students sought to create a place for interested students to hear, consider, and debate diverse ideas. In October 2021, the group's application for formal recognition was denied twice, under the pretext that open inquiry is “harmful” and the EFSF “overlapped” with other organizations. FAIR sent a letter to advocating for the EFSF to the Emory SBA and administration on January 18, 2022, and the EFSF's charter was finally granted in April. Co-hosts Angel Eduardo and Melissa Chen spoke with the group's founders about their journey and their plans for the future of the EFSF.

Rolf Strauch is Chief Economist and Management Board Member of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) and the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), which he joined in July 2010. These entities provide financial assistance to euro-area countries experiencing financing problems. Rolf represents the ESM and EFSF in European fora and negotiates with Member States. Prior to this, Mr Strauch worked at the European Central Bank from 2000–2010 and served previously as an economist at the Deutsche Bundesbank. In this podcast we discuss:   How successful were the European rescue packages during the euro sovereign crisis? How did the economic policy response to COVID of Europe compare to the US? How the ESM is changing Outlook around Europe's Next Generation EU stimulus The growth of the common EU bonds and green bonds How advanced is Europe's banking union? Can Europe's capital markets grow to US levels? Impact of Brexit on EU institutions Euro-area growth outlook Recommended books: The Globotics Upheaval (Baldwin)

In November 2020, the Eurogroup agreed to proceed with the reform of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) treaty. This will allow the ESM to act as a backstop to the Single Resolution Fund (SRF) and enhance its role in financial assistance programmes and its crisis prevention and resolution capabilities. In his address to the IIEA, Klaus Regling examines the implications of these timely developments for financial stability in Europe, and assesses their potential to make the euro area more resilient and better prepared for future crises. About the Speaker: Klaus Regling is the current and first Managing Director of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM). He is also the CEO of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), a position he has held since the creation of the EFSF in June 2010. Klaus Regling has worked for over 40 years as an economist in senior positions in the public and the private sector in Europe, Asia, and the U.S. From 2001 to 2008, he was Director General for Economic and Financial Affairs of the European Commission.

In der heutigen Podcastfolge gibt es einen Rundumschlag zum Thema Anleihen! Dazu hat Thomas von Finanzfluss den ehemaligen Studienfreund Philipp Degenhard zum Interview geladen, der inzwischen Experte in diesem Bereich ist. Wer vergibt Anleihen und warum? Wie funktionieren sie, wie wird das Geld eingesammelt, was ist der Unterschied zwischen Staats- und Unternehmensanleihen und wer investiert eigentlich in diese Anlageklasse? All das sind Fragen, die wir in dieser Folge klären. ➡️ Zu Dell (Werbung): https://bit.ly/2R2lhKx Wusstest du, dass der Anleihenmarkt deutlich größer ist als der Aktien-Markt? Das liegt vor allem an der expansiven Geldpolitik der Länder, und dass zu Corona-Zeiten Geld gebraucht wird, sowohl von den Ländern als auch von Unternehmen. Das Spannende ist, das die Renditen von Anleihen in den letzten Jahren immer geringer geworden sind und besonders diejenigen mit kurzen Laufzeiten häufig sogar negativ rentieren. Das bedeutet, man leiht einem Unternehmen oder der Bundesrepublik Deutschland Geld und bekommt am Ende der Laufzeit weniger als das investierte Kapital zurück.

In questo video esprimo la mia opinione sul perche' ci potrebbe essere OBBLIGATORIAMENTE utile il MES e cerco di spiegare cosa e' il MES e cosa sono altri strumenti collegati come l'EFSF, l'OMT e il QE.

Tijd voor een feestje: Sinds vorige maand zit Griekenland niet langer in het Europese bailout-programma. Volgens de directeur van de Europese steunfondsen EFSF en ESM kan het land financieel weer op zijn eigen benen staan. Maar zijn de problemen ook echt opgelost? Liever zelf het artikel lezen? ➪ bit.ly/2IRePkG Facebook ➪ bit.ly/2CHEj3Y Twitter ➪ bit.ly/2E9Vjft LinkedIn ➪ bit.ly/2lXHCsJ Instagram ➪ bit.ly/2CYoRgU

Tijd voor een feestje: Sinds vorige maand zit Griekenland niet langer in het Europese bailout-programma. Volgens de directeur van de Europese steunfondsen EFSF en ESM kan het land financieel weer op zijn eigen benen staan. Maar zijn de problemen ook echt opgelost? Liever zelf het artikel lezen? ➪ bit.ly/2IRePkG Facebook ➪ bit.ly/2CHEj3Y Twitter ➪ bit.ly/2E9Vjft LinkedIn ➪ bit.ly/2lXHCsJ Instagram ➪ bit.ly/2CYoRgU

This podcast takes an in-depth look at the causes and consequences of the European debt crisis. It explores the courses of action that have been taken so far and what might be done next, as well as the implications of these actions for businesses and individuals.

Steffen ist mein Hausökonom und hat sich bereit erklärt, zu referieren, was es mit der Krise auf sich hat, von der dieser Tage alle Menschen reden und über die zumindest ich den Überblick längst verloren hatte. So referiert er unter anderem über die Finanzkrise, Rating-Agenturen, die Euro-Schuldenkrise, Strukturprobleme, Austeritätspolitik, den EFSF, den ESM, den Fiskalparkt und […]

Steffen ist mein Hausökonom und hat sich bereit erklärt, zu referieren, was es mit der Krise auf sich hat, von der dieser Tage alle Menschen reden und über die zumindest ich den Überblick längst verloren hatte. So referiert er unter anderem über die Finanzkrise, Rating-Agenturen, die Euro-Schuldenkrise, Strukturprobleme, Austeritätspolitik, den EFSF, den ESM, den Fiskalparkt und […]

1. Benmosche: Retirement age to 70/80. 2. Food stamp recipients hit all time high. 3. Germany sells six nuclear capable submarine to Isreal. 4. Merkel conference summary: nothing. 5. Obama to buy "thingamajig". 6. Italian and Spanish funding requirements higher than IMF, EFSF and ESM combined. 7. CDS: 60% drop in US financials. 8. China purchase 100 tons of gold in April from Hong Kong. 9. FB down 40%. LOL. www.thefinancialreality.com

https://www.juliusreade.com 1. The EFSF downgraded. 2. Portuguese bonds explode. 3. Head of S & P believes Greece to default shortly. 4. Nigerian oil strike suspended. 5. ECB expected to issue another 1 trillion worth of "easing".

A calmer week all around on markets saw steady recoveries for indices, the pound and oil prices. The FTSE was particularly notable, finally cracking the top of the range that has proved a ceiling since September - but will it last...?

In this week's show: why Slovakia could yet throw a spanner in the works of plans to expand the eurozone’s bail-out fund, the European Financial Stability Facility or EFSF, and why the Basel committee are determined to press ahead with plans to force banks to hold more liquid assets, despite lobbying to the contrary. Presented by Patrick Jenkins with Megan Murphy. Produced by Emily Cadman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Southwestern foods have grown in popularity, providing opportunities for small-scale operators to produce, process and market regional favorites. Learn how to prevent your product from causing foodborne illness by applying the food safety system known as Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP). This project was made possible by a grant from the USDA Food Safety and Quality Initiative, project EFSF-0-3100.