The future of the euro area: reconstruction and recovery
Europe has shown huge resilience in overcoming energy shocks from reduced Russian fuel supply, yet prices are expected to remain high and coordinated efforts to diversify energy supply are still required. On top of this, there is expectation of a lower growth outlook, with shocks to the banking system from Credit Suisse being absorbed by UBS.
The continent therefore has to deal with a multitude of issues, including inflation, price instability and recovery from the energy crisis. There are key questions around central bank strategies, practices and toolkits for stimulating growth, as well as the reconstruction efforts of supply chains and agricultural systems, particularly in Ukraine.
OMFIF is convening a series of expert panels with policy-makers, regulators and public and private sector investors to discuss these questions and Europe’s future.
Speakers
Ashok Bhatia
Director, Offices in Europe and Senior Resident Representative to the EU
International Monetary Fund
Ashok Bhatia
Director, Offices in Europe and Senior Resident Representative to the EU
International Monetary Fund
Nicolas de Callataÿ
Citi Country Officer, Belgium, Head of Public Sector Banking for EU
Citi Group
Nicolas de Callataÿ
Citi Country Officer, Belgium, Head of Public Sector Banking for EU
Citi Group
Emiliano González Mota
Director, Operations
Banco de España
Emiliano González Mota
Director, Operations
Banco de España
Larysa Marchenko
Partner, Strategy & Transaction, Ukraine Recovery and Reconstruction
EY
Larysa Marchenko
Partner, Strategy & Transaction, Ukraine Recovery and Reconstruction
EY
Peter Polajnar
Deputy Head of Unit in the Ukraine Service in DG NEAR
European Commission
Peter Polajnar
Deputy Head of Unit in the Ukraine Service in DG NEAR
European Commission
Tuomas Saarenheimo
Chairman, Economic and Financial Committee
European Union
Tuomas Saarenheimo
Chairman, Economic and Financial Committee
European Union
Artem Shevalev
Alternate Board Director
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Artem Shevalev
Alternate Board Director
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Julie Teigland
EMEIA Area Managing Partner
EY
Julie Teigland
EMEIA Area Managing Partner
EY
Pietro Tommasino
Head, Public Finance Division
Banca d'Italia
Pietro Tommasino
Head, Public Finance Division
Banca d'Italia
Barnabás Virág
Deputy Governor
Magyar Nemzeti Bank
Barnabás Virág
Deputy Governor
Magyar Nemzeti Bank
Barnabás Virág is deputy governor of Magyar Nemzeti Bank. He is responsible for monetary policy, financial stability and international relations. Prior to his appointment as deputy governor, he served as executive director of the MNB, where he was responsible for monetary policy and economic analysis. Before this role, he was director of the MNB responsible for economic analysis and prior to this, an analyst. He was also an analyst at the Hungary’s ministry of finance.Â
Paul-Willem van Gerwen
Head of the Asset Management Department
Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM)
Paul-Willem van Gerwen
Head of the Asset Management Department
Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM)
Timings
08:30-16:00
Sponsors
This meeting is open to the OMFIF network, with priority given to OMFIF members. Interested in membership? Contact us at Partnerships@omfif.org
