EIB Papers Volume 13. n°1/2008 - European Investment Bank

158 Volume13 N°1 2008 EIB PAPERS
EIB Papers 1996 – 1997
Volume 2, Number 2, 1997: The 1997 EIB Prize
First Prize; Bernadette Frédérick & Peter Vanden Houte, “What is the optimum strategy for freezing exchange rate parities
at the start of EMU”.
Second Prize; Jean Dermine, “Eurobanking, a new world”.
Joint Third Prize; Daniel Gros, “The dynamics of European integration”.
Joint Third Prize; Martin Kolmar, “On the efficiency of national social security systems in the European Union”.
Awards for Authors under 30 for essays by Pablo de Andrés Alonso & Félix J. Lopez Iturriaga;
Volker Köllmann & Andri Kopperschmidt; and Jérôme Vacher.
Volume 2, Number 1, 1997: Banking in an uncertain world
Edward Gardener & Philip Molyneux, “The too-big-to-fail doctrine revisited”.
Agnès Belaisch, “High real interest rates: A long-term risk?”.
Pier-Luigi Gilibert, “Expected loss as a credit risk measure”.
Jacques Girard & Christopher Hurst, “The capital structure of private infrastructure projects and the risk of default”.
Kristian Kjeldsen, “Value-at-risk and capital adequacy: The challenge for financial regulation”.
Volume 1, Number 1, 1996: Special Issue on EMU
Daniel Gros, “The steeple chase towards EMU”.
Ole Rummel, “On the feasibility of EMU with diverse European economic transmission mechanisms”.
Bernhard Winkler, “Is Maastricht a good contract?”.
Paul de Grauwe, “How to fix conversion rates at the start of EMU”.
Luis Gonzalez-Pacheco & Alfred Steinherr, “A proposal to stabilise the value of the ECU”.
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