by Stanislas Jourdan | Jul 16, 2018
Switzerland’s recent referendum on sovereign money is a demonstration that the monetary system change cannot happen in one go. Education, cultural shift and political support are all necessary preconditions to achieve meaningful reforms.
by Positive Money Europe | Jun 7, 2018
The monetary reform being proposed to a referendum in Switzerland could be even more urgently needed in the Eurozone, writes Daniel Stelter.
by Stanislas Jourdan | Jun 6, 2018
To protect Italy from unjustified market pressure, the European Central Bank should stand ready to activate its OMT programme and provide unconditional liquidity support to the new Italian government.
by Stanislas Jourdan | Apr 17, 2018
The evasiveness and lack of substance of the ECB’s feedback to the European Parliament reveal room for improvement in the practice of central bank accountability.
by Ludovic Suttor-Sorel | Mar 9, 2018
The EU Commission’s action plan on “financing sustainable growth” is extremely weak when it comes to kickstarting sustainable investments as well as mitigating climate-related financial risk.
by Stanislas Jourdan | Jan 16, 2018
The European Central Bank’s Quantitative Easing programme is risky and ineffective. Transferring money to people through helicopter money is a better alternative.