- Enseignant-e: Michal Paserman
Financial crises are a recurring feature of the financial system, dating back to the earliest development of money and financial markets. Each crisis is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon, differing in origin, scale, and form. Despite these differences, financial crises tend to exhibit common underlying elements and patterns. Furthermore, the frequency of such events has remained relatively consistent throughout history.
The course will begin by exploring the economic theories and empirical research on financial crises. Participants will examine historical analogies and patterns across various markets and time periods to build a foundational understanding.
We will then shift to a practical focus: a series of in-depth case studies presented by senior financial professionals. These industry experts will share their firsthand experiences navigating major financial crises, offering valuable insights and lessons drawn from key events that shaped their careers and institutions.