The COVID-19 health emergency and the lockdown measures to respond to it are deeply affecting the economy and the banking sector. Access to capital markets is becoming more difficult, foreclosures and non-performing exposures are increasing. Banks have started to apply moratoria to family and small firms in difficulties and other measures to contain losses. The banking regulatory package is expected to provide banks with the necessary flexibility to continue supporting the economy. Is this sufficient? Does it entail risks for financial stability? What needs to be done to sustain the recovery? When return to (a new) normal can be envisaged?
Speakers:
Jose Manuel Campa: President of the European Banking Authority
Rym Ayadi: Professor at CASS Business School, Chair of BSG and Senior Advisor at CEPS
Moderator:
Daniel Gros, Director of CEPS
This webinar will take place via Zoom.
Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event in an email confirmation and a reminder before the event starts.
When
June 24th, 2020 11:00 AM
through
12:00 PM
Location
CEPS (online),
Place du Congrès 1,
1000 Brussels,
Belgium
Place du Congrès 1,
1000 Brussels,
Belgium
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