Thomas Mayer - Why Monetary Reform Could be the Last Resort for the Euro to Survive
Channel: Monetative TV
Date: 16/12/2018

Thomas Mayer, the former Chief Economist of Deutsche Bank, explains why the Euro will not survive unless the monetry system is reformed. Learn how monetary reform could be the last resort to rescue the Euro in this video and on the website: http://conference2018.monetative.de/ 

Speech: "How can the Euro survive? Could money reform be a solution?" at the Conference "The Future of Money - 10 Years after Lehman and Nakamoto" by Prof. Dr. Thomas Mayer.

Thomas Mayer is the founding director of the Flossbach von Storch Research Institute. From 2002 to 2009, he was Chief European Economist and Co-head of global Economics at Deutsche Bank in London and from 2010 to 2012 Chief Economist of the Deutsche Bank Group. His previous professional career includes Goldman Sachs (1991 to 2002), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) (1983 to 1990) and the Institute for the World Economy in Kiel (1978 to 1982). In 2015, he was appointed honorary professor by University Witten/Herdecke. Since 2002, he holds the title Chartered Financial Analyst.

The conference was jointly organized by the German NGO Monetative e.V. and the Frankfurt School Blockchain Center. It was supported by the International Movement for Monetary Reform

Monetative e.V.:
Monetative is a not-for-profit NGO. It was founded in 2012 as a think tank and campaigning organization. It has more than 160 members, many of  whom work or carry out research in the field of monetary systems. The aim of Monetative is to inform society, academics and politicians how the current money system works and why the power of commercial banks to create money systematically produces financial crises. As an alternative money system, Monetative campaigns for a „Vollgeld“- or „Sovereign Money“-System.

https://www.monetative.de/ | Berlin, Germany

Frankfurt School Blockchin Center
The Frankfurt School Blockchain Center is a think tank and research center which investigates the implications of blockchain technology for companies and their business models. Apart from the development of prototypes, it serves as a platform for managers, startups and technology and industry experts to share knowledge and best practices. The Blockchain Center also provides new research impulses and develops training for students and executives. It focuses on banking, mobility, “Industry 4.0” and the energy sector. 

http://www.fs-blockchain.de/ | Frankfurt, Germany

International Movement for Monetary Reform (IMMR)
The IMMR is an international coalition of nonprofit organisations from across the world, campaigning for a monetary system that serves society. We maintain a very clear and specific aim, namely to change the way money is created and allocated, but we are not dogmatic about the way our proposal is implemented as the details will vary from country to country. To serve this goal, the IMMR supports and connects various national member organisations to share ideas, discuss research and exchange best practices.

Read more: https://internationalmoneyreform.org