This paper discusses proposals for common euro area sovereign securities. Such instruments can potentially serve two functions: in the short-term, stabilize financialmarkets and banks and, in the medium-term, help improve the euro area economic governance framework through enhanced fiscal discipline and risk-sharing. Many questions remain onwhether financial instruments can ever accomplish such goals without bold institutional and political decisions, and,whether, in the absence of such decisions, they can create new distortions. The proposals discussed are also not necessarily competing substitutes; rather, they can be complements to be sequenced along alternative paths that possibly culminate in a fully-fledged Eurobond. The specific pa...
The pricing of sovereign credit risk is a necessary component of the financial architecture of the E...
In the face of excessive yield spreads on sovereign bonds in the European Monetary Union, the issuan...
In this Policy Contribution, Maria Demertzsis and Guntram B. Wolff discuss three progressive steps f...
This paper discusses proposals for common euro area sovereign securities. Such instruments can poten...
This paper discusses proposals for common euro area sovereign securities. Such instruments can poten...
Although the concept of common Eurobonds issuance in the Eurozone was intensively considered during ...
A common Eurobond making each participating issuer liable only for its own share could be agreed upo...
The recurrent debate on Eurobonds is often clouded by misconceptions. This Policy Brief clarifies th...
Europe needs a capital market that is sustainably integrated and as single as possible. This will no...
The severe crises within the Eurozone, which began in 2009, had (and still have) at least two main a...
The Blue Bond proposal, published in May 2010 (Bruegel Policy Brief 2010/03) suggests that sovereign...
Two of the banking union’s pillars – common European supervision by the European Central Bank and co...
Since the financial crisis, EU countries' economies have recovered to the point that they are exitin...
This paper proposes that all new euro area sovereign borrowing be in the form of jointly guaranteed ...
‘Blue’ or Eurobonds guaranteed via joint and several liability by the eurozone member states have be...
The pricing of sovereign credit risk is a necessary component of the financial architecture of the E...
In the face of excessive yield spreads on sovereign bonds in the European Monetary Union, the issuan...
In this Policy Contribution, Maria Demertzsis and Guntram B. Wolff discuss three progressive steps f...
This paper discusses proposals for common euro area sovereign securities. Such instruments can poten...
This paper discusses proposals for common euro area sovereign securities. Such instruments can poten...
Although the concept of common Eurobonds issuance in the Eurozone was intensively considered during ...
A common Eurobond making each participating issuer liable only for its own share could be agreed upo...
The recurrent debate on Eurobonds is often clouded by misconceptions. This Policy Brief clarifies th...
Europe needs a capital market that is sustainably integrated and as single as possible. This will no...
The severe crises within the Eurozone, which began in 2009, had (and still have) at least two main a...
The Blue Bond proposal, published in May 2010 (Bruegel Policy Brief 2010/03) suggests that sovereign...
Two of the banking union’s pillars – common European supervision by the European Central Bank and co...
Since the financial crisis, EU countries' economies have recovered to the point that they are exitin...
This paper proposes that all new euro area sovereign borrowing be in the form of jointly guaranteed ...
‘Blue’ or Eurobonds guaranteed via joint and several liability by the eurozone member states have be...
The pricing of sovereign credit risk is a necessary component of the financial architecture of the E...
In the face of excessive yield spreads on sovereign bonds in the European Monetary Union, the issuan...
In this Policy Contribution, Maria Demertzsis and Guntram B. Wolff discuss three progressive steps f...