The OEE (European Savings Institute) was created in September, 1999 with two main objectives: collect European savings-related information, encourage studies and research contributing to the public debate.

Such an ambition requires to gather the efforts of actors based throughout Europe and I am pleased with the enthusiasm and quality of work of our members.

Besides, the teams of the OEE work for European institutions on important themes concerning savings, such as the comparison of households savings behabiours in the European Union members States, asset management, overindedtedness or the statutory and legislative stakes.

These works have resulted in flows of regular information and in working partnerships, for the collection and the harmonization of data and for the conduct of research works.

Jacques de Larosière

    

April 2nd 2010 : The OEE call for tenders for 2010 is available.

January 2010 : The OEE published the fifteenth issue of its Quarterly Overview of Saving in Europe.

January 19th 2010 : Conference organized by OEE on the subject "Long term investors : which portfolio allocation?". Eric Jondeau et Michael Rockinger, Professors at the University of Lausanne. The conference was chaired by Jacques de Larosière.

Decembre 16th 2009 : Didier Davydoff presented the conclusions of the OEE's report « An Assessment of 10 Years Financial Services Action plan » to the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee (ECON) of the European Parliament.

October 2009 : The OEE published the fourteenth issue of its Quarterly Overview of Saving in Europe.

May 11th 2009 : Conference organized by OEE on the subject "What savings products for retirement ?" Théo Nijman, Professor at the University of Tilburg, presented his study "Optimal Annuitization with Background Risk and Equity during Retirement"

The OEE published the twelfth issue of its Quarterly Overview of Saving in Europe.

The OEE, Eurofidai and Paris Europlace launch a European Financial Database Management System, under the competitiveness pole "Finance & Innovation".
 
   
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