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Fredrik Andersson is a Researcher in the Financial Market and Institutions unit at CEPS. Interested…
Judith Arnal is Board member at the Bank of Spain, as well as a member…
Gabriele Freo is a Research Assistant in the Financial Markets and Institutions Unit at CEPS.…
Agustina Korenblit is an Associate Researcher 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…
Alice Orlandini is working as a Communications and Events Assistant in the Financial Markets and…
Beatriz Pozo is Unit Coordinator of the Financial Markets and Institutions (FMI) Unit at CEPS.…
Apostolos Thomadakis is Head of Research at the European Capital Markets Institute (ECMI), an independent…
Here are the latest events organised by this unit.
This in-person event is free and open to the public but registration is mandatory.
Finance
This event is exclusive to ECMI, ECRI and CEPS members. If you wish to participate, please contact alice.orlandini@ceps.eu
This in-person event is free and open to the public but registration is mandatory.
This event is free and open to the public, but you must register here to gain access to the meeting. Once registered, you will receive follow-up instructions on how to attend this event.
This event is free and open to the public, but you must register to gain access to the meeting. Once registered, you will receive follow-up instructions on how to attend this event.
This in-person event is free and open to the public but registration is mandatory.
This in-person event is free and open to the public but registration is mandatory.
Taxation
Registration is free of charge for CEPS members, EU/national institutions, academia, and press. Other participants may be admitted for €200 excl. VAT
Employment, social affairs and inclusion,Finance
This event is for members only.
Taxation,Finance
This hybrid event is free and open to the public but registration is mandatory. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event virtually.
This webinar will take place via ZOOM and is free and open to the public, but registration is mandatory. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event.
This webinar will take place via ZOOM and is free and open to the public, but registration is mandatory. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event.
This webinar will take place via ZOOM and is free and open to the public, but registration is mandatory. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event
This webinar will take place via ZOOM and is free and open to the public, but registration is mandatory. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event.
Finance,Migration, asylum and borders,Economic and monetary affairs,Energy, climate change and the environment,Foreign and security policy,Priorities 2019-2024
This session is strictly reserved to members and will be run in Zoom, you must register in advance to gain access to the meeting and the details to join will be sent one hour prior of the event.
Finance,Economic and monetary affairs
This event will take place via ZOOM and is free and open to the public, but registration is mandatory. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event.
This event will take place via ZOOM and is free and open to the public, but registration is mandatory. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event.
Finance,Economic and monetary affairs
This event will take place via ZOOM and is free and open to the public, but registration is mandatory. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event.
This in-person event is strictly reserved to members and you can register your interest by emailing silvia.donizetti@ceps.eu. We will revert to you as soon as possible on a principle of first-come, first-served basis.
This event will take place via ZOOM and is free and open to the public, but registration is mandatory. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event.
This event is free and open to the public, but you must register to gain access to the meeting. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event. You can also follow the webinar via CEPS YouTube Channel.
This event will take place via ZOOM and is free and open to the public, but registration is mandatory. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to join this event.
Taxation,Energy, climate change and the environment
Registration is now closed.
This session is strictly reserved to members and will be run in Zoom, you must register in advance to gain access to the meeting and the details to join will be sent one hour prior of the event.
This event is free and open to the public, but you must register to gain access to the meeting. Once registered, you will receive the web-link to connect to the meeting
This event is free for CEPS, ECRI and ECMI members. EU and Member State officials, academics (including PhD students), NGOs (not representing a commercial interest) as well as the press are also admitted free of charge. Other participants might be admitted for a fee of 175€
Agriculture, food security, rural and regional development,Finance,AI, digitalisation and innovation,Economic and monetary affairs,Employment, social affairs and inclusion,Energy, climate change and the environment,Human rights and justice,Taxation,Trade,Public health
• Participation in CEPS-ECRI meetings is a benefit of membership. CEPS, ECRI and ECMI register free of charge. EU and national officials, academics (including PhD students), NGOs (not representing a commercial interest) as well as press are also admitted free of charge. • Other participants may be admitted for €150 (21% VAT included, payable in advance).
Participation in CEPS/ECMI/ECRI meetings is a benefit of membership. Non-members may be admitted for €150, to be paid by paypal. A light lunch will be served after the event from 12:30.
Free of charge for CEPS/ECMI/ECRI members. Non-members may be admitted for Euro 150, paid in cash at registration. Representatives from the European institutions (Commission – Parliament – Council – EEAS – Committee of the Regions - CESE) & members of the press benefit from free entrance, too
Free of charge for CEPS/ECMI/ECRI members. Non-members may be admitted for Euro 200, paid in cash at registration. Representatives from the European institutions (Commission – Parliament – Council – EEAS – Committee of the Regions - CESE) & members of the press benefit from free entrance, too
Free participation in our meetings is a benefit of CEPS membership. Non-members may be admitted for Euro 150, paid in cash at registration. Representatives from the European institutions (Commission – Parliament – Council – EEAS – Committee of the Regions - CESE) & members of the press benefit from free entrance, too
Participation in this event is free of charge.
Registration is free of charge for ECMI/ECRI/CEPS members, EU/national institutions, academia, NGOs and press. Other participants may be admitted for €200 (online payment or invoice). ECMI/ECRI/CEPS members - € 0.00 EU/national institutions, NGOs, academia and press - € 0.00 NON-Members - € 200.00
Participation in this event is free of charge.
Registration is free of charge for ECMI/ECRI/CEPS members, EU/national institutions, academia, and press. Other participants may be admitted for €200 (online payment).
Registration is free of charge for ECMI/ECRI/CEPS members, EU/national institutions, academia, NGOs and press. Other participants may be admitted for €200 (online payment).
Free participation in our meetings is a benefit of CEPS-ECRI membership. Non-members may be admitted for Euro 50, paid in cash at registration. Representatives from the European institutions (Commission – Parliament – Council – EEAS – Committee of the Regions - CESE) & members of the press benefit from free entrance, too. A sandwich lunch will be served from 12.30 onwards.
Finance,Foreign and security policy,EU budget and public investment
Participation in this event is free of charge. A sandwich lunch will be served from 12.30 onwards.
Registration is free of charge for ECMI/ECRI/CEPS members, EU/national institutions, academia, NGOs and press. Other participants may be admitted for €200 (online payment).
Registration is free of charge for ECMI/CEPS members, EU/national officials, full-time academics, PhD students (subject to available seats), NGOs (not representing industry sectors or a commercial interest) and press. Other participants may be admitted for €175 (VAT included, payable in advance or at the registration desk).
Participation in this event is exceptionally free of charge. A light lunch will be served from 13.30 onwards
Participation in this event is exceptionally free of charge. A light lunch will be served from 13.30 to 14.30
Participation is free of charge for CEPS, ECMI, ECRI corporate/institutional members, EU/national officials, full-time academics, NGOs, press and students. Registration fee for non-members (200€ incl. VAT).
Registration is free of charge for CEPS/ECMI/ECRI members, EU/national officials, full-time academics, PhD students (subject to available seats), NGOs (not representing industry sectors or a commercial interest) and press. Other participants may be admitted for €150 (VAT included, payable in advance or at the registration desk).
Participation is free of charge for ECMI/CEPS members, EU/national officials, full-time academics, PhD students, NGOs (not representing industry sectors or a commercial interest) and press. Other participants may be admitted for €50 (VAT included, payable in advance or at the registration desk). A sandwich lunch will be served from 12.30 onwards.
Registration is free of charge for ECMI/CEPS members, EU/national officials, full-time academics, PhD students (subject to available seats), NGOs (not representing industry sectors or a commercial interest) and press. Other participants may be admitted for €175 (VAT included, payable in advance or at the registration desk.
Fees*Standard rate: €2,000CEPS Member rate (CEPS Corporate, Institutional** and Individual Members): €1,200Students, Academics, EU officials: €600
EU institutions and policy making,Finance,Economic and monetary affairs
Free participation in our meetings is a benefit of CEPS membership. Non-members may be admitted for Euro 50, paid in cash at registration. Representatives from the European institutions (Commission – Parliament – Council – EEAS – Committee of the Regions - CESE) & members of the press benefit from free entrance, too. A sandwich lunch will be served from 12.30 onwards.
CEPS Corporate members: Euro 1500. Non-Members: Euro 5000 SMEs / Industry Associations 500 EUR. Civil Society (NGOs, Trade Unions) / Academics 300 EUR. More information: If you would like to become a member or need more information, please contact Andrea Renda, at andrea.renda@ceps.eu Discounted fees for this Task Force will be considered for non-members if they decide to become member of CEPS.
Participation in this event is free of charge.
Participation is exceptionally free of charge for this event. A sandwich lunch will be served from 12.30 onwards.
Registration is free of charge for CEPS/ECMI/ECRI members, EU/national officials, full-time academics, PhD students (subject to available seats), NGOs (not representing industry sectors or a commercial interest) and press. Other participants may be admitted for €250 (VAT included, payable in advance or at the registration desk).
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: 1,500 euros (excl. tax) -ECMI Member: 1,500 euros (excl. tax) -None ECRI, ECMI or CEPS Member: 5,000 euros (excl. tax)
Participation in this event is exceptionally free of charge.
Participation in this event is free of charge.
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)
Registration is free of charge for ECMI/CEPS members, EU/national officials, full-time academics, PhD students (subject to available seats), NGOs (not representing industry sectors or a commercial interest) and press Other participants may be admitted for €175 (VAT included, payable in advance or at the registration desk). A sandwich lunch will be served before the event (starting at 12h30).
Participation in this event is exceptionally free of charge.
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)
Free participation in this meeting is a benefit of CEPS/ECMI membership. Representatives from EU/national instututions, full-time academics, NGOs (not representing industry sectors or a commercial interest), PhD students (subject to available seats), and press benefit from free entrance, too. Non-members may be admitted for €50, paid in cash at registration. A sandwich lunch will be served from 12.30 onwards.
Fee information: * Registration is free of charge for ECRI/ECMI/CEPS members. * Also free of charge for "NGO, EU institutions, Academics": EU/national officials, full-time academics, PhD students (subject to available seats), NGOs (not representing industry sectors or a commercial interest) and press. * Other participants may be admitted for €150 (VAT included, payable in advance or at the registration desk).
Fee* €600 for students, academics and EU officials €1,200 for CEPS members (corporate and institutional) €2,000 for all others *All fees are subject to VAT (applied at the current Belgian rate of 21%). Fees include all teaching and lunch from Monday to Saturday. The fees do not include travel costs or accommodation.
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