Workshops
Digital currencies, central banks and the blockchain: policy implications
Workshop of the OeNB in association with the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), October 25, 2019
Digital currencies, central banks and the blockchain: policy implications
Workshop and Book presentation
„Focus on External Trade 2016/2017“ – Foreign Direct Investment: Trends, Drivers, Limiting Factors (June 20, 2017)
Workshop and Book presentation
- Book presentation „Focus on External Trade 2016/2017“ (Program) (PDF, 156 kB)
- Christian Ragacs, Klaus Vondra (OeNB) – Global economic environment and developments in world trade – Austrian economic activity and price competitiveness – Austria’s trade in services (PDF, 956 kB)
- Leonhard Pertl (WKÖ) – Austria’s foreign trade in goods – recent developments (PDF, 544 kB)
- Barbara Tasch-Ronner (WKÖ) – Recent developments in the trade policy of the European Union (PDF, 169 kB)
- Thomas Cernohous (OeNB) – Recent developments in Austria’s direct investments (PDF, 309 kB)
- Ursula Kriebaum (University of Vienna) – From arbitration to court: the difference between classical bilateral investor protection treaties and investment protection chapters in EU treaties (PDF, 35 kB)
- Thomas Cernohous (OeNB) – FATS and FDI statistics: Close connections, different focus (PDF, 283 kB)
- Gabor Hunya (WIIW) – The Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies Recent FDI trends in Central, East and Southeast Europe (CESEE) (PDF, 196 kB)
- Edvard Orlic (Bournemouth University) – Determinants of global value chain participation in CESEE (PDF, 531 kB)
- Arnold Schuh (Vienna University of Economics and Business) – FDI in Central and Eastern Europe - the business perspective (PDF, 611 kB)
- Hanni Grassauer (ABA – Invest in Austria) – International companies locating in Austria: a major economic driver (PDF, 746 kB)
European Investment Bank (EIB)/OeNB-Workshop „Investment and Investment Finance – The Austrian case”
„Investment and Investment Finance – The Austrian case” (March 20, 2017)
European Investment Bank (EIB)/OeNB-Workshop „Investment and Investment Finance – The Austrian case”
As part of a series of events organized to debate current trends in investment and investment finance at the national level in different EU Member States, the EIB is co-organising a half-day conference on “Investment and Investment Finance – The Austrian Case” with the Austrian Central Bank. The EIB’s annual report on “Investment and Investment Finance in Europe” provides an overview of the cyclical and structural dynamics behind investment and financing choices in Europe. This year’s edition reveals that although investment is recovering in Europe, that recovery is slow and uneven among countries and asset classes. At the EU level, public infrastructure investment is significantly behind long-term trends as fiscal consolidation policies have been penalising gross fixed capital formation. The corporate sector is driving the slow recovery of investment but the dynamics are disappointing and a significant gap in terms of “quality” of the capital stock can be detected. Understanding the reasons behind this slow recovery in investment is key to defining appropriate intervention policies. In this context, the EIB has launched a new initiative – the annual EIB Investment Survey (EIBIS), which collects qualitative and quantitative data from 12,500 SMEs and larger non-financial companies in all 28 EU member states. The data covers information on firm characteristics and performance, past investment activities and future plans, sources of finance, and challenges that businesses face. Beyond the presentation of these findings, the event with enable a broader debate on investment needs and priorities. It will target a group of economists, policymakers, and representatives from financial institutions and the business community.
- Program (PDF, 112 kB)
- Summary (PDF, 168 kB)
- EIBIS 2016 – EIB Group Survey on Investment and Investment Finance 2016 – Country Overview: Austria (PDF, 3.4 MB)
- Gerhard Fenz, Martin Schneider – Investment in Austria – Stylized Facts (PDF, 850 kB)
- Debora Revoltella – Investment and Investment Finance – The EU and the Austrian Story (PDF, 602 kB)
- Werner Hölzl, Gerhard Schwarz – Investment in Austria: a view from the WIFO Investitionstest (PDF, 637 kB)
- Claudia Kwapil, Walter Waschiczek – The role of finance in corporate investment in Austria (PDF, 735 kB)
- Flavia Palanza – Road ahead – how to enhance investment in Austria (PDF, 1 MB)
- Christoph Schneider – Business perspective and policy recommendations (PDF, 442 kB)
- Bernhard Sagmeister – Collateral squeeze – challenges for corporate finance in Austria (PDF, 1.4 MB)
- Ulrich Schuh – Stimulating Investment in Austria (PDF, 89 kB)
Presentations
Fourth Research Workshop of the Task Force on Banking Analysis for Monetary Policy of the MPC (January 26, 2017)
Workshop
- Program (PDF, 155 kB)
- Peter Praet (Member of the Executive Board ECB) – Opening address (PDF, 218 kB)
- Vice-Governor Andreas Ittner – The horses and the carriage (Remarks) (PDF, 179 kB)
- Kerbl, Sigmund – From low to negative rates: an asymmetric dilemma (Paper) (PDF, 552 kB)
- Kerbl, Sigmund – From low to negative rates: an asymmetric dilemma (Presentation) (PDF, 691 kB)
- Binici – From low to negative rates: an asymmetric dilemma (Discussion) (PDF, 568 kB)
- Albertazzi, Nobili, Signoretti – The bank lending channel of conventional and unconventional monetary policy: evidence from a panel of euro-area banks (Paper) (PDF, 680 kB)
- Albertazzi, Nobili, Signoretti – The bank lending channel of conventional and unconventional monetary policy: evidence from a panel of euro-area banks (Presentation) (PDF, 762 kB)
- Mésonnier – The bank lending channel of conventional and unconventional monetary policy: evidence from a panel of euro-area banks (Discussion) (PDF, 367 kB)
- Boeckx, De Sola Perea, Peersman – The transmission mechanism of credit support policies in the euro area (Paper) (PDF, 754 kB)
- Boeckx, De Sola Perea, Peersman – The transmission mechanism of credit support policies in the euro area (Presentation) (PDF, 911 kB)
- Lenza – The transmission mechanism of credit support policies in the euro area (Discussion) (PDF, 114 kB)
- Ongena: Changes in the cost of bank equity and the supply of bank credit (Paper) (PDF, 372 kB)
- Ongena – Changes in the cost of bank equity and the supply of bank credit (Presentation) (PDF, 1.9 MB)
- Boucinha, Holton, Tiseno – Bank equity valuations and credit supply (Paper) (PDF, 657 kB)
- Boucinha, Holton, Tiseno – Bank equity valuations and credit supply (Presentation) (PDF, 816 kB)
- Andrade – Bank equity valuations and credit supply (Discussion) (PDF, 147 kB)
- Ferrando, Popov, Udell – Do SMEs benefit from unconventional monetary policy and how? Micro-evidence from the Eurozone (Paper) (PDF, 389 kB)
- Ferrando, Popov, Udell – Do SMEs benefit from unconventional monetary policy and how? Micro-evidence from the Eurozone (Presentation) (PDF, 535 kB)
- Mayordomo, Rodriguez-Moreno – Support is appreciated: on the effectiveness of the SME supporting factor (Paper) (PDF, 593 kB)
Session 1: Bank profitability
Session 2: Monetary policy transmission
Keynote
Session 4: Bank capital and the cost of equity
Session 5: Banking sector and firms access to finance
Completing Economic and Monetary Union (November 24 and 25, 2016)
EMU Forum 2016
“The central bank balance sheet in a long-term perspective: How to construct it, how to read it, what to learn from it” (October 1, 2015)
Workshop
“Toward a Genuine Economic and Monetary Union” (September 10 and 11, 2015)