Katharina Gnath

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© © Ansichtssache_Britta Schröder/Bertelsmann Stiftung
Senior Project Manager
Bertelsmann Stiftung

Sie is in charge of the Bertelsmann Stiftung’s work on the European economy. She has done research and policy work on European and international economic governance and holds a Ph.D. from the Free University and the Hertie School in Berlin.

Katharina Gnath on the Schedule 2023

All times in CEST

Friday, 01. September

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Morning
Regionalisation Within the Global Economy
English 90
The COVID-19 pandemic and the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine have reinforced the already existing trend of regionalisation in the global economy. In addition, trade strategies are currently being redesigned to better factor in geopolitical and geoeconomical risks. How can the EU continue reaping the  benefits of open trade and become more self-sufficient and resilient at the same time?
Congress Centrum Alpbach , CCA – Liechtenstein-Hayek-Saal
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09:00 - 10:30 Regionalisation Within the Global Economy
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Afternoon
Finance Disrupted: Digitalisation, Inequality and the Future of Banking
English 150
The European financial system is undergoing profound changes due to long-term disruptions, such as ongoing digitalisation, rising inequalities, and the uncertain future of banking. How will these disruptions affect the European financial system? How can policymakers ensure the financial stability of the financial sector and long-term prosperity in Europe? Session objective: Imagining new possibilities – Get inspired and foster new ideas by imagining bold solutions to complex challenges and imagine disruptively new ways of thinking. //INFO: Circular hiking trail Alpbacher Heimatweg. Bring hiking shoes and water. In case of heavy rain, the session is going to take place in the classroom EG3 of the Volksschule Alpbach.
Congress Centrum Alpbach , CCA – Terrace
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14:00 - 16:30 Finance Disrupted: Digitalisation, Inequality and the Future of Banking
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Hike