by CEPR webinar, April 2026. Youtube. With a legislative vote on the digital euro approaching, the debate around its design and implications is entering a critical phase. This webinar will take stock of where the current proposal stands, unpacking key features, open questions, and points of contention. Join us to better understand what is at stake as Europe moves closer to a potential digital currency rollout. Join our panel of speakers – Isabelle Mateos y Lago (BNP Paribas), Lucrezia Reichlin (London Business School & CEPR), Jean-Pierre Landau (Sciences Po and CEPR), Harald Uhlig (University of Chicago & CEPR) and Éric Monnet (EHESS, PSE & CEPR) – along with moderator Dirk Niepelt (University of Bern & CEPR), for a discussion on this timely topic.
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Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Central bank digital currency, Contributions, Digital Euro
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CEPR webinar, April 2026. Youtube.
With a legislative vote on the digital euro approaching, the debate around its design and implications is entering a critical phase. This webinar will take stock of where the current proposal stands, unpacking key features, open questions, and points of contention. Join us to better understand what is at stake as Europe moves closer to a potential digital currency rollout.
Join our panel of speakers – Isabelle Mateos y Lago (BNP Paribas), Lucrezia Reichlin (London Business School & CEPR), Jean-Pierre Landau (Sciences Po and CEPR), Harald Uhlig (University of Chicago & CEPR) and Éric Monnet (EHESS, PSE & CEPR) – along with moderator Dirk Niepelt (University of Bern & CEPR), for a discussion on this timely topic.