Finance & History

Explore the evolution of #Germany 's financial sector post-#Wirtschaftswunder. @KemmererHistory and @bankinghistory dive into the era of ‘Gentlemen’s agreements,’ national sovereignty, and global integration. Did these informal deals shield or advance Germany’s economy? Why wasn’t the Deutsche Mark made a global #reservecurrency? Was limiting #foreigninvestment the right call? This period shaped European integration and monetary power—did Germany get it right? Tune in for the full story. 🎧💡 #FinanceandHistory #eabhPodcast open.spotify.com/episode/0Op33r…

Why Does the U.S. Lead Investment Banking? 🇺🇸💰 In Episode 7.2 of the #eabhPodcast, @CarolineFohlin (Emory) and Hugo Banziger (eabh) explore: 🔹 How did the U.S. outpace Europe? 🔹 Why is its dominance so resilient? 🔹 The impact of mutual funds, regulations, and political networks. Dive into the forces behind U.S. supremacy in global finance. Don't miss it! 🎧 Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/1XMEaU… #InvestmentBanking #MutualFunds #PensionFunds #InstitutionalInvestors #FinancialHistory #eabh @bankinghistory @GertjanV_

🌍📚 Call for Papers | Corporate Heritage Collections Join us in Paris (June 2025) to explore how archives, artifacts, & know-how shape the future of the banking & financial sectors. Submit your abstract by Jan 15, 2025! bankinghistory.org/wp-content/upl… #CorporateHeritage #Preservation #BankingHistory #Archives #Finance #FinancialHistory @FinanceHistory1 @Archivchronicle @MonnaieDeParis

🎧 Caudillo Banking | #eabhPodcast Ep. 7.1 How does political instability impact banking? @JFloresZendejas & Carmen Hofmann (@bankinghistory) explore the effects of 1920s Mexico’s civil unrest on banks, customers, and the region's financial systems. Dive into this turbulent chapter of Latin America's banking history. open.spotify.com/episode/5HUN5z… #FinancialHistory #eabhPodcast #LatinAmerica #econhis

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🎙️ Dive into the impact of war on the economy with @wmutschl (Tuebingen) & @bankinghistory. Discover key insights from a Kiel Institute study on why nations go to war, the costs involved, and how monetary policy can help. Tune in to understand why being prepared for war's economic impact is crucial. Don’t miss this insightful episode! open.spotify.com/episode/61kQf0… #eabhPodcast #FinancialHistory 🎧

🎙️ In this episode, we unpack how #hyperinflation hits #emergingmarkets hard—driving up prices, eroding savings, and stifling growth. @MoritzKraemerDr (LBBW & SOAS) and @bankinghistory explore if we've improved at managing these crises since the Great Moderation. Tune in for their insights!open.spotify.com/episode/3bdtQz… #financialhistory #eabhPodcast

🔍 Join Charles Goodhart, former Bank of England official, and Hugo Bänziger, chairman of eabh, as they discuss the end of the #GreatModeration. Explore #geopolitics, China's rise, #demographics, and #debtmarkets through their expert lens. Curious about rising interest rates, long-term debt buyers, and managing debt over 100%? Concerned about #hyperinflation and #fiscalreform? Dive into this enlightening discussion and gain valuable insights into the future of finance. open.spotify.com/episode/5q31aU… #financialhistory #eabh

Join Mariusz Lukasiewicz (Leipzig) and @bankinghistory as they explore the Johannesburg Stock Exchange's history, mirroring South Africa's broader story. From industrialization to internationalization and financialization, uncover the impact of #Empire and independence on mining finance, and gain insights into today's South African mining industry. 🌍💰 open.spotify.com/episode/3ybF4P… #financialhistory #mining #SouthAfrianhistory #eabhPodcast

How should banks be regulated? 🏦 Alexander Nützenadel (Humboldt) argues that regulation is cyclical, based on his analysis of 20th-century banking. He and @bankinghistory discuss lessons from the longest regulatory cycle (1930-1970) and their relevance for today's issues like algorithmic trading and passive management. open.spotify.com/episode/46GMyd… #financialhistory #regulation #bankingsupervision #eabhPodcast

🎙️@M_Avaro (Penn University) and @bankinghistory dive into the role of Sterling during the Bretton Woods era. Maylis argues that post-1945, the benefits of the sterling zone were overshadowed by the UK's use of the currency for political control. open.spotify.com/episode/1eJcJ3… Tune in for a captivating discussion on #Currency , #empire, and independence! 🌍💷 #sterling #financialhistory #eabhPodcast

🎙️ Join Volker Berghahn (Columbia) & Carmen Hofmann (eabh) as they discuss European reconstruction after the great wars. What makes recovery successful? How should aid be given? Can we rebuild without peace? Discover insights for Ukraine’s future. #eabhPodcast #FinancialHistory #Reconstruction🎧 @bankinghistory open.spotify.com/episode/6nGLGq…

🌟 Explore the fascinating history of economic thought with Edgar Walk & Carmen Hofmann! Don't miss this enlightening discussion! #EconomicThought #PractitionersPerspective #eabhPodcast #financialhistory @bankinghistory open.spotify.com/episode/6lqsxo…

Dive into the first global credit crisis with Stein Berre, Paul Kosmetatos & Carmen Hofmann! Discover how policy makers reacted and gain insights on the long-term perspective! #GlobalCreditCrisis #LongTermView #FinancialInsights @bankinghistory open.spotify.com/episode/2y8Ol5…

#Money always circulates! Alex Cooper & @bankinghistory talk about the Bank of Sicily, the history of Europe and why communities need #Finance open.spotify.com/episode/1Bgxnq… #financialhistory #eabhPodcast #EconHis #Empire