Macroprudential policy is perhaps the most important new development in central bank policymaking circles since the global financial crisis. The crisis, which showed the limits of conventional monetary policy as a tool to deal with financial stability, forced a wide-ranging rethink of economic policies, their interactions and their repercussions. It has led to new forms of intervention, of regulation and of supervisory practice, causing macroprudential regulation to become one of the most important topics in modern macroeconomics.
13.30 |
Registration and coffee |
14.00 |
Welcome by Jagjit Chadha (Director of the National Institute for Economic and Social Research) |
14.05 |
John Fell (view presentation) |
SESSION ONE |
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14.30 |
Turalay Kenc (view presentation) |
14.50 |
Glenn Hoggarth (view presentation) |
15:10 |
Margarita Rubio (view presentation) |
COFFEE BREAK SESSION TWO |
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15.50 |
Alessandro Notarpietro (view presentation) |
16.10 |
Gulcin Ozkan (view presentation) |
16.30 |
Richhild Moessner |
16.50 |
Richard Barwell |
17.10 |
Martin Lupinski (view presentation) |
CLOSING |
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17.30 |
Closing Statements |
DRINKS RECEPTION |
This event is by invitation only