#SUERFpolicybrief “Do European banks burnish their disclosures glossy green?” by Mariassunta Giannetti (Stockholm School of Economics), Martina Jasova (Columbia University), Maria Loumioti (UT Dallas) & Caterina Mendicino 🇪🇺 🇮🇹 ♒ (European Central Bank) tinyurl.com/3588bsjw #SustainabilityReporting #CreditExposure #ZombieLending

Thank you ECGI for featuring our work! “Glossy Green” Banks: The Disconnect Between Environmental Disclosures and Lending Activities ecgi.global/node/6224

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A nice write up of our recent @J_F_Economics paper Link to the paper: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I look forward to an interesting event Norges Bank

shorturl.at/dRPJy Thanks Robert Armstrong for citing our paper (shorturl.at/xNDi1) on today's Financial Times. Greedflation has no economic foundation. What matters is changes in pricing power. Large firms benefit from supply chain shortages. Mariassunta Giannetti RobertoTubaldi

Supply chain shortages, large firms’ market power, and inflation cepr.org/voxeu/columns/… # via CEPR With Francesco Franzoni RobertoTubaldi

The voxeu column featuring our paper

Following a supply chain shortage, larger firms gain a competitive advantage due to their diversified supplier networks & bargaining power. This allowed firms to increase prices, leading to higher inflation. Francesco Franzoni Mariassunta Giannetti RobertoTubaldi ow.ly/ZlTI50TKGiI

Supply chain shortages, large firms’ market power, and #inflation Francesco Franzoni Mariassunta Giannetti RobertoTubaldi ow.ly/V5rE50TKGTM

Recording & Slides from "Beyond ESG: Executive Pay Metrics and Shareholder Support" featuring Mariassunta Giannetti are available on our blog: go.iu.edu/8swh

🚨 Call for papers 🚨 Submit your work to our event with Diane Pierret by April 14. Keynote by Mariassunta Giannetti CEPR ESSEC Business School LuxembourgLU cepr.org/events/cepr-es…