Florence. Pisani has been Global Head of Economic Research at Candriam since 2016, joining the firm in 2002 as a Macro-Economist from the French investment bank, CPR Gestion.
Florence is the co-author several books with colleagues Anton Brender and Emile Gagna. The most recent, “The macroeconomics of debt, Europe’s blind spot”, published in 2021, examined public borrowing and growth in a low-interest-rate world. Others include “The American economy : A European view” in 2018; “Money, finance and the real economy: What went wrong?” in 2015, and “The sovereign debt crisis: Placing a curb on growth” in 2012.
Florence. Pisani holds a Ph.D. in Economics from University of Paris Dauphine, where she also teaches.
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Outlook 2024, Nicolas Forest, Florence Pisani, Emile Gagna, Nadège Dufossé
Op 5 november 2024 vinden de Amerikaanse presidentsverkiezingen plaats. Die zullen volgend jaar ongetwijfeld in het middelpunt van de marktaandacht staan.
Florence Pisani, Emile Gagna, Outlook 2024
Monetair beleid: Hoge tarieven... maar voor hoe lang?
Naar een "normalere" rentecurve.
Nadège Dufossé, Florence Pisani, Activa-allocatie, Macro, Aandelen, Vastrentende effecten, Outlook 2023
Vooruitzichten Candriam 2023
Terug naar school en tijd voor investeringsbeslissingen... Zullen de Verenigde Staten in een recessie belanden?
Alix Chosson, Florence Pisani, Outlook 2023
Overheden en centrale banken: Het "Mariage forcé" voor de energietransitie?
In Europa hebben zowel de COVID-19 pandemie als de energiecrisis zwaar gewogen op de nationale begrotingen. Kan - en moet - de Europese Centrale Bank (ECB), nu de uitdaging van de energietransitie steeds urgenter wordt, overheden ondersteunen?
Activa-allocatie, Anton Brender, Florence Pisani, Nadège Dufossé
Economic and financial outlook
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