This paper outlines the main operating framework of a Debt Agency (DA) for the management of the Eurozone sovereign debts. The framework leverages on the potential irredeemable nature of sovereign debts in order to build a common bond. Structurally filtering liquidity risk, the DA can price the Member States' installments by referring only to their fundamental risk. The common bond issued by the DA then avoids mutualisation by design, hence it can be directly bought by the ECB. Thanks to its structural intertemporal sustainability, the DA framework sketched here can serve as a benchmark for institutional and political decisions
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The Covid-19 crisis has radically changed the game for world and EU-economies, and urged for a reapp...
The Covid-19 crisis has radically changed the game for world and EU-economies, and urged for a reapp...
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The pricing of sovereign credit risk is a necessary component of the financial architecture of the E...
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We develop an optimal design of a Financial Stability Fund that coexists with the international debt...
Europe needs a capital market that is sustainably integrated and as single as possible. This will no...
This paper analyzes the Eurozone financial crisis through the lens of sovereign bond liquidity. Usin...
The aim of this article is to verify whether the creation of safe assets (sovereign bond-backed secu...
This paper explores ideas for the implementation of systematic decisions of how to structure soverei...
This paper characterizes the optimal bailout maturity structure for a sovereign on the verge of a de...
Since the financial crisis, EU countries' economies have recovered to the point that they are exitin...
The European Systemic Risk Board proposes to create a “safe asset” for the eurozone that is based on...
The Covid-19 crisis has radically changed the game for world and EU-economies, and urged for a reapp...
The Covid-19 crisis has radically changed the game for world and EU-economies, and urged for a reapp...
This paper expands the growing literature on common safe assets in the context of the euro area fina...
Artículo de revistaA High-Level Task Force (HLTF ) of the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) has re...
The pricing of sovereign credit risk is a necessary component of the financial architecture of the E...
This paper constructs a simple general equilibrium model to analyse the interactions between the fin...
In this paper, we examine the opportunity to create a Central Agency of European Debt (CAED) to impr...
We develop an optimal design of a Financial Stability Fund that coexists with the international debt...
Europe needs a capital market that is sustainably integrated and as single as possible. This will no...
This paper analyzes the Eurozone financial crisis through the lens of sovereign bond liquidity. Usin...
The aim of this article is to verify whether the creation of safe assets (sovereign bond-backed secu...
This paper explores ideas for the implementation of systematic decisions of how to structure soverei...
This paper characterizes the optimal bailout maturity structure for a sovereign on the verge of a de...
Since the financial crisis, EU countries' economies have recovered to the point that they are exitin...
The European Systemic Risk Board proposes to create a “safe asset” for the eurozone that is based on...