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LOCATION:ESMT Berlin,European School of Management and Technology,Schloßplatz 1,10178 Berlin
SUMMARY:Europe in the Global Economy - How to Stimulate Private Investment
DESCRIPTION:12:00 p.m. - 01:30 p.m. // Panel Discussion with Erik Nielsen, Global Chief Economist of UniCreditProf. Marcel Fratzscher, Ph.D., President and CEO of DIW Berlin and Professor of Macroeconomics and Finance at Humboldt-University BerlinProf. Mark Hallerberg, Ph.D., Professor for Public Management & Political Economy at Hertie School of  GovernanceProf. Jörg Rocholl, Ph.D., President of European School of Management and Technology (ESMT)Moderation: Stefan Wagstyl, Chief Germany Correspondent at Financial TimesOnly strong economic growth will help Europe emerge  from its crisis. The reforms implemented to date at national and  European level have failed to impact the economy positively; this is due  to excessive national, corporate, and private debts, weakness of the  banking system, the lack of structural reforms, an insufficient  institutional framework at European level, as well as a persisting  climate of distrust in the stability of economic development. Europe’s  biggest economic weaknesses is a lack of private investment. A European investment agenda is vital in order to generate the impetus  required to push the European economy towards a sustainable recovery.Erik F. Nielsen is Global Chief Economist and Head of Economics & Fixed Income/Currency, Commodity and Asset Allocation Research at Unicredit Bank.  In this role Erik is responsible for forming and communicating the overall macroeconomic and policy views of UniCredit Group. Prior to joining UniCredit in September 2011, Erik worked for more than 15 years as an economist at Goldman Sachs in New York and London; and spent ten years in Washington DC as an economist for the IMF and World Bank in various capacities.  Before leaving for the US, Erik worked at the Danish Central Bank and taught for two years at the Copenhagen Business School.
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URL:https://www.diw.de/de/diw_01.c.471824.de/veranstaltungen/europe_in_the_global_economy_how_to_stimulate_private_investment.html
ORGANIZER;CN=Christiane Zschech:mailto:events@diw.de
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