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The European Association for Banking and Financial History (eabh) e.V.

Conference

Public debt & financial stability

From the Spanish War of Succession to the present day

13 Jun 2025

Levallois-Perret (Paris), France

eabh financial history conference in cooperation with BNP Paribas & Monnaie de Paris

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Archival Workshop

Archives, artefacts and professional practices

How to contextualize corporate heritage collections?

12 Jun 2025

Paris , France

eabh archival workshop  in cooperation with BNP Paribas & Monnaie de Paris

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eabh Annual Meeting

2025 Annual Meeting

eabh in cooperation with BNP Paribas & Monnaie de Paris

11 Jun 2025

Paris, France

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Museum visit

Visit to the Monnaie Museum

on the kind invitation of the Monnaie de Paris

11 Jun 2025

Paris, France

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Conference

Hyperinflation

Financial history conference

14 Jun 2024

Budapest, Hungary

eabh in cooperation with the Central Bank of Hungary

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Archival Workshop

AI & Archives

Financial archives workshop

13 Jun 2024

Budapest, Hungary

eabh in cooperation with the Central Bank of Hungary

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eabh Annual Meeting

2024 eabh Annual Meeting

12 Jun 2024

Budapest , Hungary

eabh in cooperation with the Central Bank of Hungary

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Other

Visit to the Hungarian Money Museum and Visitors Center

12 Jun 2024

Budapest, Hungary

eabh in cooperation with the Central Bank of Hungary

Archival Workshop

Banks. Memory

Financial archives workshop

16 Nov 2023

Barcelona , Spain

eabh in cooperation with Banco de España

The role of digital archives for our cultural heritage. Preservation and conservation: Challenges and opportunities for the management and use of digital archives in the financial sector. How to ensure long term access to corporate information and records?

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lunch hour

Financing Reconstruction

Panel Discussion

30 Jun 2023

Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Join us for an eye-opening in-person lunch talk about reconstruction of countries and economies after war and disaster.

History is full of examples of reconstruction efforts and initiatives. Some succeeded (rebuilding of Europe after WW2), some were talked about but never took off (Syria), others started well, but failed (Afghanistan).

This panel is about the preconditions required for a reconstruction program to succeed. Which are the right questions to ask?

Join us to discuss with financial history and practice experts!

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