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Lunchseminar in Economics : Putting Consumers in Control of Their Data – The Potential for Blockchain-Based Data Marketplaces
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Hybrid PhD Defense Ruth Samson – Human Capital Mobility, Firm Strategy and Innovation
En savoir plusSupervisor: Prof. Dr. Nicolas JonardTitle: Human Capital Mobility, Firm Strategy and InnovationDate: 24 July, 14h00Venue: Room G001, or via Webex below
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Congratulations to Dr. Alper Ünsal – Three essays on the general equilibrium effects of human interactions – April 2023
En savoir plusOn April 27th, 2023, PhD Alper Ünsal has successfully defended his thesis « Three essays on the general equilibrium effects of human interactions » (under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Bertrand Verheyden) and has been granted the title of Doctor. We warmly congratulate him for the great work he has accomplished during his PHD and wish him a…
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Les règles générales de droit international privé au premier quart du XXl
En savoir plusRe(-)présenter les règles générales de droit international privé au premier quart du XXIe siècle?
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Lecture n° 5: European tools to enhance access to judicial decisions and their subsequent processing by AI means
En savoir plusThe FDEF and the FNR are delighted to invite you to their conference.
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DF Lunch Seminar: Tough Talk: The Fed and the Risk Premium
En savoir plusAbstract:The Federal Reserve faces a challenge of supporting the economy by cutting rates aggressively in downturns and potentially creating uncertainty about future output gap, inflation, and interest rates. We study how the Fed’s communication of its forward-looking policy stance affects risk premia in financial markets. We analyze private deliberations of the Federal Open Market Committee…
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DF Lunch Seminar – Social Media as a Bank Run Catalyst
En savoir plusAbstract: Social media fueled a bank run on Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), and the effects werefelt broadly in the U.S. banking industry. We employ comprehensive Twitter data toshow that preexisting exposure to social media predicts bank stock market losses inthe run period even after controlling for bank characteristics related to run risk (i.e.,mark-to-market losses and uninsured…