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15.02.2019 - Macroeconomics

How bad are bad loans still in Italy?

by Agnieszka Gehringer

The share of net bad loans over total loans is falling, but gross bad loans in absolute terms continued to rise, implying that the source of bad debt has not been tamed.

15.02.2019 - Wealth Price Index

Q4-2018: Price erosion in the fourth quarter

by Philipp Immenkötter

Although the asset price index rose by 0.9 % in 2018, in the fourth quarter prices for the assets owned by German households fell by 2.7 %. Falling prices for business and financial assets were the main reasons for this development. The wealthiest ho ...

25.01.2019 - Companies

The Key to Skin in the Game

by Philipp Immenkötter, Kai Lehmann

The executive compensation system is the central instrument for aligning the interests of managers and stakeholders. An ideal compensation system requires four features: stock ownership guidelines, a deferral of short-term compensation, long holding ...

18.01.2019 - Macroeconomics

The slow death of the stability pact

by Thomas Mayer

The Stability and Growth Pact has not achieved its objective of "guaranteeing sound public finances” in EMU.

27.12.2018 - Society & Finance

Active versus passive: What really matters for bonds

by Agnieszka Gehringer, Kai Lehmann

The discussion about "active vs. passive" has been intensive for many years. So far, the focus has mostly been on equities. However, the discussion is now spreading to the bond side.

14.12.2018 - Companies

Say on pay - More power to shareholders (?)

by Kai Lehmann

The shareholders of major European groups can look forward to the coming year. With the implementation of the amended EU Shareholders' Rights Directive, their right to a say in management board compensation in Germany will be significantly extended.

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