News Archive


The debt brake in the federal states of Germany is not to be used as a pretext in order to shift borrowing from the Länder to local authorities or to…

Read more →

In the discussion about the Spanish central bank accepting wrongly rated collaterals Professor Helmut Siekmann calls for a simplification of the…

Read more →

In his new Working Paper, IMFS Visiting Scholar Vikrant Vig examines the relationship between lending practices of a large multinational bank, its…

Read more →

In a new Working Paper IMFS researcher Patrick Tuschl focuses on the support measures for German banks during the financial crisis, investigating how…

Read more →

With Eurozone inflation falling below zero in September, reaching minus 0.1 per cent, demands are voiced asking for the expansion of the current…

Read more →

At the beginning of the consultations regarding the reform of the inheritance tax in the German parliament (Bundestag) and the Federal Council…

Read more →

On November 11, the German Council of Economic Experts presents the new annual report to Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin. The magazine…

Read more →

The Executive Board of the IMFS has appointed Dr. Willy Friedmann and Prof. Dr. Hermann Remsperger, honoring their contributions to the institute.

Read more →

The U.S. central bank Federal Reserve is continuing its zero-rate policy. Fed Chair Janet Yellen justified the decision with the recent financial…

Read more →

The central bank Federal Reserve could end its zero-rate policy tonight. In an interview with NDR-Info Prof. Volker Wieland explains why he considers…

Read more →