Financial crises usually inflict the most damage when banks suddenly shift from pursuing profits to survival, with such changes rendering statistical analyses based on normal times ineffective. Jon Danielsson Systemic Risk Centre ow.ly/AWVB50Uwo1u

📢CALL FOR PAPERS: 3rd London Political Finance (POLFIN) Workshop co-organised with Bayes Business School Anna on 10th June 2025 Keynote: Anat Admati (Stanford University) Organisers: S Djanokov, @_orkunsaka, S. Visaria, P. Volpin Deadline: 28th Feb 2025 Details:

Financial crises usually inflict the most damage when banks suddenly shift from pursuing profits to survival, with such changes rendering statistical analyses based on normal times ineffective. Jon Danielsson Systemic Risk Centre ow.ly/AWVB50Uwo1u

Artificial intelligence and stability Jon Danielsson Jon Danielsson LSE LSE Finance Systemic Risk Centre ow.ly/QsM450UUCBB

Artificial intelligence introduces novel financial stability risks that the financial authorities may be unprepared for, raising the spectre of faster, more vicious financial crises, Jon Danielsson on what needs to be done, VoxEU #AI cepr.org/voxeu/columns/…

#SUERFpolicybrief “Five systemic threats and what to do about them" by Jon Danielsson (SUERF Fellow & Director of the Systemic Risk Centre, London School of Economics) and Robert Macrae (Systemic Risk Centre, LSE) #FinancialStability #SystemicRisk 📄tinyurl.com/3yeeja2w

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#SUERFpolicybrief “How #centralbanks can meet the #financialstability challenges arising from #ArtificialInteligence" by Jon Danielsson (Director of the Systemic Risk Centre at LSE & SUERF Fellow) and Andreas Uthemann (Bank of Canada) 📄tinyurl.com/3t69vark

NEW! European Systemic Risk Board Policy Paper by Martin Oehmke on #restructuring and #insolvency. The proposal advocates for a Europe-wide insolvency system that companies can opt into, operating alongside existing national frameworks. Read more here: loom.ly/fFAhHvg. #fmg #reform

💬Now Live: Forum on Financial Supervision Navigating the Future of Financial Stability The Systemic Risk Centre is proud to launch a global online platform for debate on financial stability and regulatory practices. The Forum offers insights from leading experts in supervisory

The Forum is now live! The Systemic Risk Centre’s new platform for global debate on financial stability and regulation. This week, let’s explore three contributions addressing today’s key challenges: 🔹 Andrea Enria & Pedro Duarte Neves interviews Charles Goodhart A dialogue

The Systemic Risk Centre’s new platform for global debate on financial supervision brings fresh insights this week on cross-border banking, real estate risks, and the future of oversight. Explore the latest contributions: 🔹 Claudio Borio on market signals Examines the

📣 You're invited! Join us in person at the LSE on 22 September for a timely and in-depth discussion ‘Supervisors on Supervision – Culture in the Financial Sector’. We’ll examine how culture in financial institutions underscores, or undermines, confidence in governance and

Join us on September 23rd to hear Dr. Zhu Min and @LordStern1 provide in-depth analysis of China’s evolving economic model, its strategic priorities, and the challenges ahead for global stakeholders. lse.ac.uk/granthaminstit…

📣 You're invited! Join us for a timely and in-depth discussion ‘Supervisors on Supervision – Culture in the Financial Sector’. We’ll examine how culture in financial institutions underscores, or undermines, confidence in governance and supervision. We’ll explore how

Join us for a timely and in-depth discussion ‘Supervisors on Supervision – Culture in the Financial Sector’. We’ll examine how culture in financial institutions underscores, or undermines, confidence in governance and supervision. We’ll explore how prudential and conduct

Last night, we brought together over 150 financial practitioners, scholars, and media representatives at LSE for an evening of insightful discussion on the future of financial supervision and regulation. 👏👏 💡A key part of the programme was a panel discussion centred around

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