Saving behaviours – Page 3

Portfolio Choice, Over-confidence and Disposition Bias

2010, Analysis of microeconomic data from surveys, OEE Études, Saving behaviours

Realisation of three studies conducted by Maxime Merli and an academic team from the Strasbourg University

Investor behaviour in the post-global financial crisis era

2009, Macroeconomic trends, OEE Études, Saving behaviours

Briefing paper realised by Bella Caridade-Ferreira (Lipper FMI)

The Portfolio Effect of Pension Reforms

2009, Analysis of microeconomic data from surveys, OEE Études, Saving behaviours, Saving products Pension Reform, Portfolio Choice, Retirement Saving

Study realised by Renata Bottazzi (University of Bologna), Tullio Jappelli (University of Naples, CSEF and CEPR) and Mario Padula (University of Venice and CSEF)

Saving Rates and House Price Dynamcs in Europe: Structural Modeling and Implications for the future

2008, Analysis of microeconomic data from surveys, OEE Études, Saving behaviours

Study realised by Elsa Fornero (University of Torino, CeRP), Mariacristina Rossi (University of Roma, CeRP) and Claudio Morana (University of Turino)

Economic Integration and mature portfolios

2007, Analysis of microeconomic data from surveys, OEE Études, Saving behaviours Aging, household portfolios, housing, Integration, private business, stockholding, stockholding

Study realised by D. Christelis (CSEF, University of Salerno), D. Georgarakos (Goethe University Frankfurt and CFS) and M. Haliassos (Goethe University Frankfurt, CFS, MEA)

Has French household saving & indetment behaviour become unsual?

2007, Macroeconomic trends, OEE Études, Saving behaviours

OEE’s study realised by Didier Davydoff and Grégoire Naacke at the request of the Fédération des Banques Françaises (FBF)

Financing of Housing by Households in Europe

2005, Analysis of microeconomic data from surveys, OEE Études, Saving behaviours

Study realised by Maxime Chodorge, Thierry Debrand, Michel Mouillart, Claude Taffin and Marielle Thomas

Aging and asset prices

2005, Macroeconomic trends, OEE Études, Saving behaviours

Study realised by Axel Börsch-Supan, Alexander Ludwig and Mathias Sommer from the Mannheim Research Institute for the Economics of Aging (MEA) for the OEE and the Fonds de Réserve pour les Retraites (FFR)