I was relieved to see my favorite satirical illustrator, @kaltoons, is still having his work published in @TheEconomist. In view of the absurdity of his recent dismissal from the Baltimore Sun, I have no words, just this AI-generated image of Mona Lisa without a smile.
Congratulations to @MarkJCarney for his victory in the contest for leader of the Canadian Liberal Party ๐ Little did I know the day this photo was taken - at a meeting of the ESRB General Board - that I would be making a presentation to not one but two G7 Prime Ministers to be.
A financial stability assessment is never complete without an analysis of resilience. The yin should balance the yang. It was a great pleasure to discuss the key findings of the latest #ECB#financialstability review with Stefania Secola.
How are financial markets reacting to higher rates, a sluggish economy and geopolitical tensions? Should we worry about property markets?
Tune into the latest episode of #TheECBPodcast with financial stability expert John Fell and our host Stefania Secola https://t.co/Y9bNOQEAtC
The movie โMary Poppins๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝ will be forever remembered for the super-nanny who brings music and adventure to the lives of two neglected children. It also explains bank runs. Great to discuss the #financialstability outlook with @katieranger_ on #TheECBPodcast
How stable is our financial system? And what risks do we see for banks and property markets?
Our host @katieranger_ unpacks this topic with financial stability expert @JohnPCFell on #TheECBPodcast.
Listen https://t.co/vm6nPDBinC
Very much enjoyed doing this @SUERF webcast last week on the latest issue of the ECB Financial Stability Review. Thanks to @dr_gnan for chairing and @h_westman and Cristina Cella for the great discussion! And, we even had a #ChatGPT use case revealed this time!
Many thanks to @JohnPCFell , @h_westman, Cristina Cella, @dr_gnan at SUERF-BAFFI Bocconi webinar: "Key takeaways from the ECBโs new #FinancialStabilityReview"
SUERF webinar - ECB May 2023 Financial Stability Review - John Fell Hann... https://t.co/yqn1No6TAB via @YouTube
In the annals of financial history, some things remain immutable. KAL's immortal cartoon, first in the Baltimore Sun on 17 Oct '89 after "Black Friday's" 7% Dow plunge, endures as an eternal reminder that market volatility mirrors our own mercurial human nature. #KALcartoon
@danobrien20@danobrien20 a quick check on the the Spanish statistics institute gives the following top 5 destinations for emigrants: 1) UK; 2) France; 3) Germany; 4) US and; 5) Switzerland. But that only tells us where they went, not where they preferred to go.
Many surprises on this map, especially the number of people who could see themselves moving to Switzerland. Hard to draw a consistent message from it for the future of Europe. My guess is that not only does language matter but second language training is key. Thoughts?
Shocked to discover the story of the Dutch 17th century Tulip mania was just that, little more than a story โฆ and the facts were unable to prevent itsโ spreading. A (plausible) story worthy of ChatGPT โฆ. https://t.co/Km5eIB9dyg
Efficient markets question: could the fundamentals - aka earnings prospects, properly discounted - of so many businesses have declined as drastically as this in little more than a year? No fancy statistics needed โฆ
Many thanks to @katieranger_ for spending time to talk about our work on assessing systemic cyber risk. With thanks to the @centralbank_is for hosting me at the Nordic Cyber in Finance Conference last September. where I learned a lot.
Are cyberattacks a threat to financial stability? Why do hackers target financial institutions?
Our host @katieranger_ unpacks this topic with financial stability expert @JohnPCFell on #TheECBPodcast.
Tune in https://t.co/Rm6oVT9eN3
How stable is the financial world in todayโs challenging environment? What risks do we see for financial markets and the real estate sector?
Our host @katieranger_ talks to our experts Tamarah Shakir and @JohnPCFell on #TheECBPodcast.
Tune in https://t.co/iiFcC0L79z
@wtgowers There is no solution. Assuming there was a single typo, and replacing the 5 in the set of solutions with a 7, then the following works:
A=14, B=2, C=13, D=7, E=15
If this was a timed exam, the error is inexcusable!