Iniciativa de banca

Crypto’s well-worn path to crisis, Project Syndicate, 2/12/2022
FTX collapse has historical parallels; will we learn from them?, PYMNTS, 30/11/2022
Sen Sherrod Brown seeks more cooperation on crypto regulation, PYMNTS, 30/11/2022
Inflation, dollar-dominance and debt levels: 3 big questions for economists now, IESE Insight, 23/11/2022
Winter is coming in Europe, IESE Insight, 25/08/2022
Locking the stablecoin door after the horse has spent all of the crypto on carrots and then vanished over the fence, Forbes, 30/05/2022
The impact of technology on finance, VoxEU.org, 27/05/2022
ECB executive board member talks about current state of digital euro CBDC research, CoinTelegraph, 8/04/2022
New report: Improving the resilience of the financial system in response to Natural Disasters, IESE, 26/05/2021
Banking on resilience: Preparing our financial system to face natural disasters, IESE Insight, 24/05/2021
Can the financial system withstand pandemics and climate change?, IESE, 19/03/2021
Was COP26 cheap talk?, Project Syndicate, 17/11/2021
How resilient is the financial system to natural disasters?, The Banker, 10/06/2021
VoxTalks: The financial system and climate change, VoxEU CEPR, 25/05/2021
Resilience of the financial system to natural disasters, VoxEU.org, 25/05/2021
European banking’s moment of merger truth, Project Syndicate, 2/12/2020
A stable euro requires an ambitious industrial policy, Project Syndicate, 4/09/2020
What will COVID-19 do to banking?, Xavier Vives, Project Syndicate, 9/07/2020
VoxTalks: Banks under pressure, VoxEU CEPR, 8/07/2020
The bank business model in the post-Covid-19 world, Elena Carletti, Stijn Claessens, Antonio Fatás & Xavier Vives, VoxEU.org, 18/06/2020
Better data on modern finance reveals uncomfortable truths, Financial Times, 10/10/2019
Política y bancos centrales, Xavier Vives, La Vanguardia, 25/07/2019
How to keep central banks independent, Patrick Bolton, Stephen Cecchetti, Jean-Pierre Danthine & Xavier Vives,  Project Syndicate, 11/07/2019
How will banking look in 10 years’ time?, Xavier Vives, The Banker, 02/01/2019

“Market Opacity and Fragility”, Giovanni Cespa & Xavier Vives, July 2022.
“Exchange Competition, Entry and Welfare” & Web appendix, Cespa, Giovanni & Vives, Xavier, The Review of Financial Studies, May 2022, 35, 5, 2570-2624.
“Fintech Entry, Lending Market Competition and Welfare” Xavier Vives & Zhiqiang Ye, 2022.
“Product Market Structure and Monetary Policy Evidence from the Euro Area”, Annalisa Ferrando, Peter McAdam, Filippos Petroulakis & Xavier Vives, 2021, Working Paper Series 2632, European Central Bank.
“(In)efficiency in Information Acquisition and Aggregation through Prices”, Alessandro Pavan, Savitar Sundaresan & Xavier Vives, Working Paper.
“Financial Markets, Common Ownership and Product Market Outcomes”, Albert Banal-Estañol, Jo Seldeslachts & Xavier Vives, Working Paper.
“The antitrust FinTech challenge”, Xavier Vives, 2021, Concurrences, N° 4, 21-26.
“Diversification, Common Ownership, and Strategic Incentives”, Albert Banal-Estañol, Jo Seldeslachts & Xavier Vives, AEA Papers and Proceedings, 2020, 110, 561-564.
“Information Technology and Bank Competition”, Ye, Zhiqiang & Vives, Xavier, Working Paper.
“Whatever it Takes: The Real Effects of Unconventional Monetary Policy”, Eufinger, Christian, Acharya, Viral V., Eisert, Tim & Hirsch, Christian, The Review of Financial Studies, Vol. 32(9), 2019, pp 3366-3411.
“Interbank Networks and Backdoor Bailouts: Benefiting from other Banks’ Government Guarantees”, Eufinger, Christian & Eisert, Tim, Management Science, Vol. 65(8), 2019, pp 3673-3693.
“Self-fulfilling Runs and Endogenous Liquidity Creation”, Rivero, David & Hugo Rodríguez, Journal of Financial Stability, Vol. 45, 2019, 100704.
“Digital Disruption in Banking”, Vives, Xavier, The Annual Review of Financial Economics, Vol 11, 2019, pp 243-272.
“Competition and Stability in Modern Banking: A Post-Crisis Perspective”, Vives, Xavier, International Journal of Industrial Organization, Vol. 64, 2019, pp 55-69.
“Competition Policy in Banking in the European Union”, Maudos, Jaoquín & Vives, Xavier, Review of Industrial Organization, Vol. 55, No. 1, 2019, pp 27-46.

V Conference: The Impact of the War on the International Economic and Financial Order, 30/03/2023
Session: The Impact of the War on the International Economic and Financial Order, 23/11/2022
Panel en la 49th European Finance Association Annual Meeting: The Financial Consequences of the War in Ukraine, 25/08/2022 Ver la sesión.
IV Conference: Technology and Finance, 8/04/2022
Webinar: Technology and Finance, 22/11/2021
Workshop: Technology and new finance in the digital era, Luohan Academy, 25/05/2021
III Conference: Resilience of the financial system to natural disasters, 17-18/03/2021
Webinar: Resilience of the financial system to natural disasters, 23/11/2020
Workshop: V Madbar, 18/09/2020
II Conference: The Bank Business Model of the Future, 01/04/2020
Webinar: What Is the Bank Business Model Today?, 18/11/2019
Workshop: IV Madbar, 20/09/2019
I Conference: Sound at Last? Assessing a Decade of Financial Regulation, 22/03/2019

• Conversation between professors Jaime Caruana and Xavier Vives

Presentation of the 4^th report – Online, 8/06/2022
Presentation of the 3rd report – Online, 26/05/2021
Presentation of the 2nd Report – Hangzhou, 19/10/2020
Presentation of the 2nd Report – Online, 22/06/2020
Presentation of the 1st Report – New York, 16/10/2019
Presentation of the 1st Report – Beijing, 30/06/2019
Presentation of the 1st Report – Brussels, 20/06/2019
Presentation of the 1st Report – London, 06/06/2019

“Art of Simple Multiproduct Auction Design”, Paul Klemperer, University of Oxford, 5/04/2022
“Fintech, Bank Branch Closings, and Mortgage Markets”, Josep Gisbert, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, 14/02/2022
“Monetary Policy and Inequality”, José Luis Peydró, Imperial College London & UPF, 9/11/2021
“Machine learning with test data in finance”, Stephen Hansen, Imperial College London, and Bryan Kelly, Yale School of Management, 19/01/2021
“Is financial globalization in reverse after 2008 Global Financial Crisis? Evidence from Corporate Valuations”, Andrew Karolyi, Cornell University, 15/12/2020
“Can the Covid Bailouts Save the Economy?”, Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, Columbia Business School, 03/11/2020
“Scarring Body and Mind: The Long-Term Belief-Scarring Effects of COVID-19”, Laura Veldkamp, Columbia Business School, 15/10/2020
“Do Investors Care about Carbon Risk?”, Marcin Kacperczyk, Imperial College London, 15/10/2020
“Digital Disruption in Banking”, Xavier Vives, IESE, 22/09/2020
“Financial Markets, Common Ownership and Product Market Outcomes”, Albert Banal-Estañol, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, 29/10/2019
“Stress Testing and Bank Lending”, Joel Shapiro, Oxford University, 28/05/2019
“Becker Meets Kyle: Inside Insider Trading”, Marcin Kacperczyk, Imperial College London, 21/05/2019
“Financial Frictions, Foreign Currency Borrowing, and Systemic Risk”, Robert Marquez, UC Davis, 19/03/2019
“Network Hazard and Bailouts”, Selman Erol, Carnegie Mellon University, 12/03/2019
“The Economics of Sovereign Debt, Bailouts and the Eurozone Crisis”, Philippe Martin, SciencePo Paris, 18/12/2018
“Stressed Banks”, Diane Pierret, HEC Laussane, 27/11/2018
“10 Years after Lehman Brothers Fall”, Alumni Session, 30/10/2018