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The European Monetary Cooperation Fund
, 1999 In addition to the reduction of fluctuation margins between Community currencies, the 1971 resolution announced the early establishment of a European Monetary Cooperation Fund ‘to be integrated at a later stage into the Community organisation of central banks.’ While the reduction of fluctuation margins had not been mentioned at the summit in The Hague
André Szász
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Monetary policy and portfolio rebalancing: Evidence from European equity mutual funds
Journal of Financial Stability, 2022In this study, we provide empirical evidence on the portfolio rebalancing of European equity mutual funds following both conventional (CMP) and unconventional monetary policies (UMP). We use 1772 equity mutual funds’ portfolio holdings over the period 2002Q4–2016Q4.
Gnabo, Jean Yves, Soudant, Joey
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Are International Monetary Fund Programs Effective?: Evidence from East European Countries
Eastern European Economics, 2009We extend the literature on the effectiveness of International Monetary Fund (IMF) programs in two directions. First, we undertake a sensitivity analysis by applying several assessment methods commonly used in the literature to a common data set to check the robustness of inferences regarding the effectiveness of IMF-related programs. Second, we employ
Burcu Eke, Ali M. Kutan
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An Evolutionary Path Towards a European Monetary Fund
The Economists’ Voice, 2018Abstract There is no need for Europe to replicate the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The European Stability Mechanism (ESM) can provide the backstop for sovereigns, even without a financial contribution from the IMF. In this sense, the ESM already constitutes to a large extent a ‘European Monetary Fund’. Other IMF activities, such as
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European Monetary Fund: The EU Commission’s Proposal—Construct Leaves Extensive Room for Maneuver
, 2022 Dirk Meyer
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Designing a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism for a Future European Monetary Fund
SSRN Electronic JournalGeorgios Pavlidis
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1984
A European Fund for Monetary Co-operation (EFMC) has, as a legal creation, existed since 1973. Unfortunately, at the time of its creation, it was not possible to reach an agreement on the permanent site of the Fund ———— the contestants being London and Luxembourg. Thus the following compromise was agreed upon.
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A European Fund for Monetary Co-operation (EFMC) has, as a legal creation, existed since 1973. Unfortunately, at the time of its creation, it was not possible to reach an agreement on the permanent site of the Fund ———— the contestants being London and Luxembourg. Thus the following compromise was agreed upon.
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Public Policy and Administration, 2019
This article investigates European Union and International Monetary Fund influence on Hungary's public sector reforms in the period 2004–2013, that is, a time period that saw the initiation of the European Union's Excessive Deficit Procedure (the whole period) and an International Monetary Fund bailout programme (2008–2010).
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This article investigates European Union and International Monetary Fund influence on Hungary's public sector reforms in the period 2004–2013, that is, a time period that saw the initiation of the European Union's Excessive Deficit Procedure (the whole period) and an International Monetary Fund bailout programme (2008–2010).
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A European Monetary Fund – Considerations of Design, Politics and a Preliminary Evaluation
, 2017 Jürgen Matthes
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