SAVE-THE-DATE
Anti-Money Laundering in the Digital Era:
The Eurogroup is composed of the Eurogroup President, presently Jean-Claude Juncker, the Finance Minister of each Member State of the euro area, the Commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, and the President of the European Central Bank.
It was created in 1997 in order to enhance economic policy coordination amongst member states sharing the single currency. These countries currently include: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Spain.
The Group typically meets ahead of each ECOFIN council meeting. The Danish Presidency of the Council does not participate in these meetings, as Denmark is not participating in the third phase of the EMU.
SAVE-THE-DATE
Anti-Money Laundering in the Digital Era:
Wednesday April 3 will see the next CESI@noon, this time on 'Tax evasions and state aid – A change of paradigm: The impacts of different tax leaks and state aid cases on EU policy'.
This seminar-workshop will describe how Structural Funds might be used alongside the EFSI instrument, the European Fund for Strategic Investment (a part of the so-called “Juncker Plan”).
Beside impacting nearly all other aspects of everyday’s life, new technologies are also changing the financial industry and the way consumers and firms access financial services.
30 January 2018, 14.00pm-18.00h - followed by a cocktail reception
Residence Palace, Brussels
With uncertainty surrounding the negotiations on the UK’s exit from the EU, financial services firms in London, across Europe and all over the world still have no clear answers as to what the situation will be post-2019.
“Jobs of tomorrow: what educationals skills do we need?”
INVITATION
Following the European Commission's proposal of October 2016 to relaunch the Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base (CCCTB), this ZEW Lunch Debate will focus on the design and implications of the new rules.
“Aligning Corporate Governance and culture: What’s in it for the board?”