IMB is hosting an excellent speaker Matjaž Sušec directly from Luxemburg!
Mr. Sušec, being one of the top official member of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), involved deeply in processes of EMU’s crisis resolutions, will outline the main elements of the ESM reform and elaborate on the institutional response to the Covid-19 pandemic consequences. He will also discuss some of the outstanding elements for furthering the EMU deepening agenda, namely a macro stabilisation facility and a common safe asset.
You’re welcome to join us on his lecture: “Economic and Monetary Union deepening and the European Stability Mechanism reform” on November 29, 2021 at 3 PM (CET) on zoom.
About Matjaž:
Matjaž Sušec is Head of Policy Strategy and Institutional Relations at the ESM.
He leads the Policy Strategy and Institutional Relations division, which is responsible for a number of policy projects related to ESM’s crisis resolution role, including the design of new stability support instruments and the review of country monitoring and delivery of ESM financial assistance. He represents the ESM in European Union committees as well as in regular contacts with other international organisations and credit rating agencies. Previously, Mr Sušec was Deputy Head of the Policy Strategy division and also mission chief for the ESM’s post-programme surveillance activities in Portugal.
Before joining the ESM in 2013, Mr Sušec worked on monetary policy and investment issues in the field of risk management for the European Central Bank and the Bank of Slovenia. He holds a Master of Science degree in Economics from the University of Essex and a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the University of Ljubljana.
You are also kindly invited to listen to his address on the occasion of this year’s 75th anniversary of the School of Economics and Business, University of Ljubljana (in Slovenian language).
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