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Dr. Cinzia Alcidi is Director of Research, Head of the Economic Policy Unit at the…
Cosmina Amariei joined the European Capital Markets Institute (ECMI) in November 2013, as part of the Financial Markets…
Willem Pieter is a Senior Research Fellow and he heads the Financial Markets and Institutions…
Damir Gojsic is Research Assistant in the Financial Markets and Institutions Unit at CEPS.
Karel Lannoo has been Chief Executive of CEPS since 2000, Europe’s leading independent European think…
Roberto Musmeci works as a Researcher in the Financial Markets and Institutions unit. He is…
Inna Oliinyk works as a Research Assistant in the Financial Markets & Institutions Unit. Recent…
Beatriz Pozo holds a Master’s degree in European Studies by King´s College London and a…
Silvia Tadi is a Research Assistant in the Financial Markets and Institutions Unit at CEPS.…
Apostolos Thomadakis is a Researcher at the European Capital Markets Institute (ECMI), an independent research…
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This ECRI Task Force is principally designed for ECRI members but participation will also be open to non‐members, for a fee: -ECRI Member: free -CEPS Member: 1,800 euros (excl. tax) -ECMI Member: 1,000 euros (excl. tax) -None ECRI, ECMI or CEPS Member: 5,000 euros (excl. tax)
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