Biography

Pierre Schlosser is the Deputy Director of the Florence School of Banking and Finance, an executive education and policy debate programme for financial stability professionals which forms part of the Robert Schuman Centre at the European University Institute. Pierre holds a Ph.D in political and social sciences (European University Institute, Florence, 2016), a postgraduate master degree in EU economic studies (College of Europe, Bruges, 2008) and a master’s degree in economic governance (Sciences Po Paris, 2007). His main research interests encompass fiscal surveillance, financial stability and banking regulation, supervision and resolution. Previously, Pierre worked for 5 years for EURELECTRIC, the Brussels-based European energy industry association. Prior to that, he worked as a stagiaire in the European Commission’s DG ECFIN. He is the author of Europe’s New Fiscal Union (Palgrave Macmillan, 2019).

Research projects, clusters and working groups

• Environmental challenges and climate change governance
• Finance and society
• Digital transformations and society

Recent research output

• BARATA, Maria Ana; BECK, Thorsten Harald Leopold; DIVISSENKO, Nikita; SANDOVAL VELASCO, María Del Carmen; SCHLOSSER, Pierre (2023), Thirty years after Maastricht: financial integration in the European Union, Working Paper
• SANDOVAL VELASCO, María Del Carmen; BECK, Thorsten Harald Leopold; SCHLOSSER, Pierre (2022), The impact of the Ukraine crisis in the EU economic and financial union, Other
• PETIT, Christy Ann; SCHLOSSER, Pierre (2020), Rationale, potential and pitfalls of green securitization, Working Paper
• PATRIN, Maria; SCHLOSSER, Pierre (2019), The European finance minister and the EMU reform conundrum, Article
• SCHLOSSER, Pierre (2017), Postface : still looking for the banking union’s fiscal backstop, Contribution to book
• SCHLOSSER, Pierre (2018), Europe's new fiscal union, Book