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SUMMARY:2nd Frankfurt Summer School
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DESCRIPTION:The Deutsche Bundesbank\, the Leibniz Institute for Financial
  Research SAFE\, the House of Finance\, and the Halle Institute for Econ
 omic Research (IWH) with the support of the network „Challenges of the E
 uropean monetary and financial order“ organise the second Frankfurt Summ
 er School from 10‑15 August 2025 in Eltville am Rhein.\n\nAdvanced Ph.D.
  students and junior researchers in economics and finance are cordially 
 invited to apply.\n\nThe Summer School features a Finance track and a Ma
 cro track offered by the following outstanding academics:\n\nFinance tra
 ck\n\nItay Goldstein\, Wharton School\, University of Pennsylvania\nTheo
 ry of financial intermediation and liquidity transformation: banks and n
 on-banks\nTheory of financial fragility and crises: why are intermediari
 es fragile and what determines the level of fragility\nPolicies to mitig
 ate fragility: how they work and how to assess the tradeoffs involved\nF
 rom theory to empirical work: what can we tell about fragility in the da
 ta and how is it related to theory\nRecent developments in financial int
 ermediation and the future of banking: fintech and beyond\n\nJuliane Beg
 enau\, Stanford Graduate School of Business\nFinancial frictions and inv
 estment response\nEffects of financial regulation \nMeasuring the risk o
 f the banking system\nMonetary policy transmission via banks\n\nMacro tr
 ack\n\nLudwig Straub\, Harvard University\, Department of Economics\nInt
 roduction of monetary economics with heterogeneous agents\nHANK models a
 nd their fiscal and monetary policy implications\nCovid stimulus program
 s and the resulting persistent inflation\n\nAlberto Martin\, Centre de R
 ecerca en Economia Internacional (CREI)\nA review of the empirical evide
 nce on bubbles\nIntroduction to the theory of rational bubbles\nCredit a
 nd asset bubbles in business cycle models\nPolicy design (I): bubbles an
 d monetary policy\nPolicy design (II): bubble\, credit booms\, and infor
 mation depletion
LOCATION:Deutsche Bundesbank\, Conference Centre\, Erbacher Straße 18\, 6
 5343 Eltville am Rhein\, Germany
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