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Half a year after the spread of the Coronavirus, most German households are spared financial losses. Loss of income continues to affect the self-employed and certain industries.

SAFE Director welcomes the European Commission’s new Capital Markets Union (CMU) action plan as helpful but lukewarm. It lacks the long-awaited push for a supranational market supervisor in the interest of investor protection.

SAFE Director sees the current monetary policy decision of the European Central Bank as a wait-and-see stance, which nevertheless harmonizes with sovereign aid programs for companies during the Corona crisis

SAFE researcher shapes the agenda of the Global Corporate Governance Colloquia until 2022

Covid-19 shock mainly affects small and medium-sized enterprises

SAFE researcher Charline Uhr answers consumer questions about investments

SAFE White Paper shows that the loss carryback as a tool of economic policy becomes much more effective if it is extended to local business tax

Winning paper deals experimentally with investment decisions on stock markets

SAFE Director sees the current monetary policy decision of the European Central Bank as an anchor of stability for national governments in combating the crisis

During a SAFE Policy Webinar, members of the EU Commission's High-Level Forum on Capital Markets Union present roadmap for more market integration