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Ruben Fernandez-Fuertes
Rubén Fernández-Fuertes, a doctoral candidate in Finance at Bocconi University, has an academic background enriched by a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, and a Master of Science in Mathematical Finance from the University of Manchester. As of 2023, his research endeavors are distinct and diverse, covering monetary policy, macro-finance, and green decentralized finance (DeFi).
The Last Mile of Disinflation Might not be that Difficult
Inflation rates in the euro area and US increased sharply in 2022, in part following large energy price shocks. This column analyses the pass-through from energy prices to core inflation since the 1970s for the US and Germany. It shows that this pass...
Why the European Union Needs Big European Banks to Be Bigger
If the European Union wants to have a global economic weight, it must equip itself with great European banking champions capable of attracting capital globally and able to support Europe as a development platform.
What Europeans Really Think of Ukraine and EU Enlargement
As the discussion on the next EU enlargement that might include Ukraine in the bloc proceeds, the support of European citizens to support Ukrainians remains solid but not as solid as in the recent past. Eupinions - a Bertelsman Stigtung project ...
EU Common Foreign and Security Policy, How to Escape Jurisdictional Blackholes
The Council and High Representative for foreign Affairs must ensure that Common Foreign and Security Policy do not deprive individuals of their rights, and must, as a matter of EU constitutional law, include in all instruments a jurisdictional clause...
The Future of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act
In the absence of crystal-clear considerations to be drawn on the legal domain, it is advisable to refrain from celebrating the AI Act (as well as its alleged substantial failure) as a turning point or a historical achievement. Let the final legal pr...
The New EU Economic Governance Framework: Raising the stakes on EU Integration
The new framework has a higher degree of built-in flexibility. By tailoring fiscal adjustment to the situation of individual countries, the reform overcomes one major issue with the previous set of rules – namely the excessive use of flexibility clau...
The Problem with the Dublin Regulation
Without a serious change in the regulations, or a substantial investment in the bureaucratic capacity and the infrastructure for migrants, Dublin is bound to be more real on paper than in practice and many ports of entry are likely to remain in a con...
What does the EU AI Act mean for Research?
While increased bureaucratic documentation might make the European AI research landscape less appealing, better documentation will likely result in more thorough and potentially meaningful research.