#Debts & #Dictators A conversation about #financialcrises, #sovereigndebt, the complexity of international frameworks and the rise of #Hitler @University of Zurich anchor.fm/carmen-hofmann…

#Money always circulates! Alex Cooper & Carmen Hofmann talk about the Bank of Sicily, the history of Europe and why communities need #Finance open.spotify.com/episode/1Bgxnq… #financialhistory #eabhPodcast #EconHis #Empire

Financial History Review will move to online only publication in 2024! Sign up for email alerts and never miss an issue: 📚 cup.org/46AtEBo #bizhist #econhist

Large collaborative research project between LSE Department of Economic History and Institut für Zeitgeschichte München−Berlin on German central banking 1924-1970 nearing completion. Presented y-day at Deutsche Bundesbank. Dark topic, great researchers, fantastic cooperation. Thanks & congrats to all involved!! More info and links soon.

How did Geneva become a 'safe haven'? #financialhistory #Econhist #eabh Finance & History #Swisshistory

Interesting papers by Marc Deloof, Jan Annaert, Hautcoeur and co-authors.

Don't miss this enlightening discussion! #GlobalCreditCrisis #LongTermView #FinancialInsights

Gain valuable insights and a fresh perspective on the evolution of economic ideas. #EconomicThought #PractitionersPerspective #eabhPodcast #financialhistory

What drives successful recovery? #eabhPodcast #financialhistory #Reconstruction Finance & History

Reposting this in light of recent events. We really need to wake up fast and do what’s necessary if we like it or not.

Is #hyperinflation less of a threat now than it was 50 years ago? Moritz Kraemer shares valuable insight! #eabhPodcast #financialhistory #emergingmarkets

Let's be reminded, parties that come to power as a minority coalition party, are actually governing...! Listen up to the first episode of Finance & History Tune in for a chat with Tobias Straumann (Zurich). Explore #financialcrises, #sovereigndebt, international frameworks, and

As we mark the anniversary of the Great Fire of London (Sept 3-5, 1666), it's a great time to revisit how the city was rebuilt and the pivotal role of the Corporation of London. Join me and Nathan Sussman for a deep dive into #financialinnovation, revolution, and

Join Us to Discuss Financial Stability Issues! #2025eabhParis Join our meeting to explore the historical evolution of public debt: from ancient civilisations to modern warfare financing! Apply now: bankinghistory.org/wp-content/upl… Finance & History Marie Laperdrix Monnaie de Paris

Thanks Juan Flores Zendejas! Excellent deep dive into Latin America's banking history! Finance & History #FinancialHistory #eabhPodcast #LatinAmerica #econhis

🌍📚 Call for Papers | Corporate Heritage Collections Join us in Paris (June 2025) to explore how archives, artifacts, & know-how shape the future of the banking & financial sectors. Submit your abstract by Jan 15, 2025! bankinghistory.org/wp-content/upl… #CorporateHeritage #Preservation

The Untold Story of #InvestmentBanking: Why Does the US Reign Supreme? 🇺🇸💼 Why did Wall Street leave Europe in the dust? 🌍💨 Finance & History Caroline Fohlin Gertjan Verdickt Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/1XMEaU…

Nach dem so wichtigen „whatever it takes“ in Sachen Verteidigung von gestern hier der Link zu unserem Papier, was gebraucht wird und wie wir schnell verteidigungsfähig werden. Mit Jeanette Fürstenberg, René Obermann, Tom Enders u.a. How to spend it 👇🏻 shorturl.at/yCQTH

"Who owned Citibank?" New research by Charles Calomiris and Elliot S. M. Oh. They study factors influencing individuals’ decisions to purchase Citibank stock during the 1920s. cambridge.org/core/journals/…