Seminar: Archives and the People Recording Working Life in Financial Institutions
7 June 2012
- Welcome Address/ General Introduction
- Iuliu Iacobescu (NBR)
- Manfred Pohl (EABH)
- Melanie Aspey (The Rothschild Archive)
- Session 1 - "The Archivist as Administrator of Old Records - Pure History of the Employees' Lives"
- František Chudjak (National Bank of Slovakia Archives) - Splendour and Miseries of the Slovak Bank Official in the First Half of the 20th Century
- Jakub Kunert, Helena Sedlackova (Czech National Bank) - Archival Sources to the History of Bank Officials in the Archives of the Czech National Bank
- Francesca Pino (Intesa Sanpaolo) - Professional and Social Banking Communities in Milan, 1823-1926, Through the Personnel Files of Intesa Sanpaolo Group Archives
- Q&A
- Moderator: Jakub Kunert (Czech National Bank)
- Session 2 - "The Archivist as Initiator of New Records - Oral History (and what it enables)"
- Anna Rita Gresta (Bank of Italy) - Men and Women in the Documents of the Bank Of Italy: The Other Story of Financial Institutions
- Clara Harrow (The Baring Archive) - Living History: Engaging with the Past at the Baring Archive
- Q&A
- Moderator: Roger Nougaret (BNP Paribas)
- Concluding Remarks: Laure Quennouëlle-Corre (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) - What is Best Practice in Oral History Archives? - Some Advice from Experience
- Honours and Awards
Notă: The spearkers' presentations are available on the EABH 
website.
Conference: Public Policies & the Direction of Financial Flows
8 June 2012
- Keynote Speech, John Bonin (Wesleyan University) - Two Decades of Foreign Banking in Emerging Europe: The Devil is in the Details
- Opening speech, Mugur Isărescu (NBR Governor)
- Panel Discussion: "Managing Transition"
- Mugur Isărescu (NBR Governor) - Monetary Policy during Transition. How to Manage Paradigm Shifts
- Vladimir Tomsik (Czech National Bank) - Czech Transformation - Key Lessons for Today
- Arielle de Rothschild (Rothschild & Cie)
- Guy Poupet (BRD - Groupe Société Générale)
- Gianni Toniolo (Duke University)
- Moderator: Peter Hertner (Martin Luther University, Halle Wittenberg)
- Session 1 - "Planning and Markets"
- Laure Quennouëlle-Corre (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) - Managing the Transition from Command To Market Economy: The French Financing and Credit Allocation in the 1970's and 1980's
- Alfredo Gigliobianco, Federico Barbiellini Amidei, Claire Giordano (Bank of Italy) - Credit Policy and Economic Development in Post World War II Italy
- Nathan Marcus (European University Institute) - Financial Flows and the Austrian Reconstruction Following World War I
- Q&A
- Moderator: Bogdan Murgescu (University of Bucharest)
- Session 2 - "International Finance and Institutions"
- Ileana Racianu (University of Geneva) - Romanian Politics and the Issue of the Romanain International Loan in Late 1920's
- Matteo Gomellini (Bank of Italy) - Financing the Development of Italy's Mezzogiorno After World War II: The Role of the European Investment Bank
- Neil Forbes (Coventry University) - International Finance and the Reconstruction of Hungary 1918-1939
- Q&A
- Moderator: Alfredo Gigliobianco (Bank of Italy)
9 June 2012
- Session 3 - "Domestic Finance and Institutions"
- Ashok Kumar Kapoor (State Bank of India) - Financial Flow To the Agricultural Sector (1935-1954): As Reflected from the Archival Records of the Reserve Bank of India
- Joke Mooij (Rabobank Netherlands) - Government and the Rise of Cooperative Agricultural Banks in the Netherlands
- Katharina Gärtner (Free University Berlin) - White Picket Finance: The Remaking of the U.S. Mortgage Market, 1932-1960
- Marius-Constantin Apostoaie (University of Iaşi) - The Interest Rates Pass-Through from Policy Rates to Interbank Interest Rates in the Romanian Financial System
- Q&A
- Moderator: Niels-Viggo Haueter (Swiss Re)
- Round Table - "Banking and Insurance Risk in Transition"
- John Bonin (Wesleyan University)
- Emil Vonvea (Garanti Bank Romania)
- Cornel Theodor Stănescu (Marfin Bank Romania)
- Moderator: Harold James (Princeton University)
- Concluding Remarks: Hubert Bonin (Institut d'Études Politiques de Bordeaux)