Stefano Micossi leaves the management of Assonime after 23 years. His speech, given at the Luiss conference in his honor, clearly highlights the unsolved problems that are blocking the growth of the Italian economy and that the political forces…
An opportunity to celebrate the career of Stefano Micossi, a brilliant economist, and his farewell to the General Management of Assonime which he led for 23 years, injecting his dream of a better Italy and Europe into the historic Association
We publish an unpublished report signed by PADOAN, BINI SMAGHI, MESSORI, MICOSSI, BASTASIN, PASSACANTANDO AND TONIOLO for the Luiss School of European Political Economy in the face of the unprecedented crisis that lies ahead of us and the possible response strategy
The country is in a cast of plaster and change in the Public Administration cannot be improvised but requires targeted and continuous action, away from the spotlight, which will be able to produce results over time for which the new generations will be grateful
From the InPiù website - Companies relocate because it is increasingly difficult for us to work not only because of the cost of labor but because of laws that are confused by unpredictable application, because of the difficulty of collecting credits, because of the environmental hostility towards the enterprise
On the occasion of the presentation of the book "Europe challenges Italy" by Dassù, Micossi, Perissich, published by Luiss University press, the general manager of Assonime, Stefano Micossi gave a speech yesterday in the Sala Zuccari of Palazzo Giustiniani in Rome…
INTERVIEW WITH STEFANO MICOSSI, General Manager of Assonime - "The crisis of some banks does not erase the evidence that the Italian banking system is solid overall and can be tackled with market solutions or with a public parachute" - "The…
INTERVIEW WITH STEFANO MICOSSI, general manager of Assonime and economist - "The language used by our Prime Minister Renzi after the Bratislava summit was rather aggressive but his words were not followed by facts which lead us to believe that it has been decided…
If in the referendum of 23 June the British decide to leave the European Union, the costs for London would be very high because the United Kingdom would be excluded from all trade agreements and perhaps from the internal market and the effects on…
SPECIAL REPORT CEPS - The European rules of burden sharing and bail-in are correct but must be used with caution to avoid destabilizing banks and markets - This is why, against the specter of financial instability, the…
