Europe faces a more fragmented and uncertain geopolitical landscape, where interdependence remains a source of prosperity but increasingly exposes strategic vulnerabilities. Resilience therefore depends not on retreating from openness, but on Europe developing the scale and economic capacity to thrive in a more contested world, mobilising its own resources more effectively and removing internal barriers to growth. Much of this adjustment is within Europe’s own hands, while monetary policy must preserve price and financial stability through the transition.

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The International Center for Monetary and Banking Studies (ICMB) aims at facilitating the exchange of ideas, information and research in the fields of international money, banking and finance. Its characteristic is to bring together leaders from three fields: central bankers, private bankers and academics.

Its main activities are to organise public lectures and a yearly international conference whose results are published. ICMB leans on the world best experts.