Immoral Business? Perspectives on Speculation, Speculators, and Scandalous Profits
International Conference at Leibniz University Hanover, 25 – 27 January 2013
Call for Papers
7 June 2012
Archives and the People
-Recording Working Life in Financial Instiutions-
EABH Archival Workshop 2012
Call for papers
7-9 June 2012
Public Policies & the Direction of Financial Flows
Save the Date
Call for Papers!!!
EABH Main Conference 2012
Save the Date
Call for Papers!!!
5-6 June 2012
Call for papers
Conference on Histories of financial supervision
Stockholm School of Economics
February/ March 2012
Public Policies and the Direction of Financial Flows
EABH Workshop for Young Scholars with the kind cooperation of GRETha, Université de Bordeaux
Call for Papers
X International Tor Vergata Conference on Money, Banking and Finance:
"Actors, Rules and Policies after the Global Financial Crisis"
December 05-07, 2011
University of Rome Tor Vergata, Faculy of Economics
http://www.economia.uniroma2.it/mbf/index.php?p=14
The EABH is delighted to welcome its new member the National Bank of Poland
http://www.nbp.pl/homen.aspx?f=/srodeken.htm
University of the Arts London - Rootstein Hopkins 2011/2012 Doctoral Bursary
http://www.baringarchive.org.uk/useful_information/news/
The EABH is delighted to welcome its new member the National Bank of Serbia
For more information on the bank please visit their website: http://www.nbs.rs/export/internet/english/10/10_2/index.html
The EABH is delighted to welcome its new member the Leopold Kronenberg Foundation
For more information on the bank please visit their website: http://www.citibank.pl/poland/homepage/english/6096.htm
Something old and something new: Novel and familiar drivers of the latest crisis
Speech by Adair Turner, Chairman, Financial Services Authority
Speech by Adair Turner, Chairman, Financial Services Authority on the occasion of the EABH Conference "Responding to Crises in the Global Financial Environment -Risk Management and Regulation taking place in Brussels 21-22 May 2010.
The Guardian, 22 May 2010
"(...) The City's top regulator said that the primary cause of the current crisis lay within the financial system. Lord Turner, chairman of the Financial Services Authority, told an audience of bankers in Brussels: "for most countries the cause of the rapid increase in sovereign debt has been the financial crisis itself and the tax implications for property booms and busts, which derived from financial system excess. More than in some past crises, this sovereign debt crisis has its origin in financial system deficits."