Events

ROOM CHANGE - PLEASE NOTE THAT THE EVENT WILL BE HELD IN EGEA.

This event will explore the evolution of the GFSN, its four main pillars—the IMF, Regional Financing Arrangements, bilateral swap lines, and foreign exchange reserves—and take a closer look at the role of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM). We will also reflect on the challenges Europe is likely to face in the coming years, from geoeconomic fragmentation to climate change, digitalization, and demographic shifts, and discuss how the GFSN can be strengthened to meet the demands of future crises.

The starting point for the discussion is the European Capital Markets Code (ECMC) project, by a group of researchers from 15 European universities under the coordination of prof. Ruediger Veil.

L’instabilità delle relazioni transatlantiche e il mutamento degli equilibri geo-strategici pongono sfide cruciali all’Unione europea. Cosa può succedere con l’allargamento a Est? Con Sylvie Goulard (IEP@BU), Kateryna Pishchikova (ISPI), (Antonio Villafranca (ISPI), e Stefano Feltri (IEP@BU)

EIB President, Nadia Calviño, will deliver the keynote speech at Bocconi University Academic Year Opening Ceremony.

The meeting will start at 12:30 with a networking lunch, to be followed by the presentation of the new joint report by the Institute for European Policymaking at Bocconi University and EconPol/ifo Institute.
Marc Lemaitre (Director General for Research and Innovation) and Dagmar Schuller (CEO and Co-Founder, audEERING) will provide comments ad discuss the way forward for EU Innovation Policy.

The digital landscape of Europe is currently undergoing significant technological and regulatory transformations. The primary challenges for the European Union lie in promoting an EU-based tech sector while managing major global trends such as the influence of dominant platforms, the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the advent of decentralized business networks, and the spread of dual-use technologies.

Is sustainability disclosure a strategic tool that helps investors, consumers, and civil society assess companies, as emphasized during the approval of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), or a bureaucratic burden to be streamlined, as the “omnibus” decree seems to suggest?

Top European business leaders, public officials, and regulators will discuss the issue on June 24 at SDA Bocconi School of Management.

The event uses the historical lens of the 1985 European Council meeting in Milan to look at Europe’s future.