New Article in the Journal of International Economic Law (with Armin Steinbach): The “capital” and “current” account dimensions of financial sanctions. Financial sanctions have become a central tool of economic statecraft, but the international legal framework governing them is underexplored. 1/5
Sebastian Grund
@sebgrund.bsky.social
Legal Counsel @ International Monetary Fund. Formerly @ European Central Bank. Harvard Law & University of Vienna. All views are my own.
🚀 Leadership Announcement 🚀 We're thrilled to announce the appointment of Katharina Bergant and @tagliapietra.bsky.social as Bruegel’s new Deputy Directors. We’re excited for the insight, collaboration, and leadership they will bring to the organisation! 🔗 More information: buff.ly/tjIdybf
🚨New paper alert: "Contested Authority: The Legal Framework for Ultra Vires Sovereign Debt and its Implications for Public Debt Transparency" (forthcoming in the Emory International Law Review). papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.... 1/x
The International Financial Architecture and Sovereign Debt Crisis Resolution
This chapter reviews the international financial architecture and its role in sovereign debt crisis resolution.<br><br>All debts are creatures of contract and s
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The International Financial Architecture and Sovereign Debt Crisis Resolution
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1/ 📢New paper alert: "The International Financial Architecture and Sovereign Debt Crisis Resolution" by @clemensgvl.bsky.social, Juan Farah Yacoub and myself: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers..... Short 🧵👇
1/ 📢New paper alert: "The International Financial Architecture and Sovereign Debt Crisis Resolution" by @clemensgvl.bsky.social, Juan Farah Yacoub and myself: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers..... Short 🧵👇
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Great paper by @sandertordoir.bsky.social and @lscazzieri.bsky.social on the options for common EU defence spending. Grateful for the shout-out to A. Steinbach's and my paper on "EU debt financing" which looks at the legal leeway to issue joint EU debt: www.bruegel.org/working-pape...
European Union debt financing: leeway and barriers from a legal perspective
The paper investigates the legal feasibility of the EU borrowing on the capital market to finance European public goods.
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Bloomberg calls on the EU to get serious about common defence spending, linking our paper @lscazzieri.bsky.social There are more difficult obstacles than funding. Europe's military planners will need to tell us what kit they need in a 10Y plan of sorts. The money though: 3 months of Netflix. 1/
My first post is on a seemingly dull and procedural but practically highly important IMF policy that I worked on for the last year: the "Transparency Policy" (TP), which was reformed for the first time in more than a decade. A very brief overview. www.imf.org/en/Publicati...
https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/Policy-Papers/Issues/2024/11/25/2024-Review-Of-The-Funds-Transparency-Policy-And-Open-Archives-Policy-558810
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Hello @bsky.app -- I hope that this platform succeeds in re-building the online forum for honest debates on the big and small things shaping our lives that Twitter once was. Here in a personal capacity, mainly to learn from the many smart people and friends that moved here.