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2nd CEMLA/Dallas Fed
Financial Stability Workshop
Call for Papers
November 30 to December 01, 2023 - Dallas, EE. UU.
The Workshop was held in Dallas, United States, in November 30 to December 01, 2023, and was attended by 45 representatives from 29 institutions and associates of CEMLA, representing 7 countries from the Americas and 2 European countries. It also had online audience of 113 listeners from 25 institutions and associates of CEMLA, representing 20 countries from the Americas, 3 European countries and 1 Asian country.
The workshop had Atif Mian, the John H. Laporte Jr. Class of 1967 Professor of Economics, Public Policy, and Finance at Princeton University, with the keynote address “Micro-Finance in the Long-Run”.
The workshop focused on the following topics: interactions between monetary policy, inflation dynamics, and financial stability, financial fragility through cross-border spillovers, liquidity risks and short-term funding markets, build-up of financial risks in housing and real estate markets, the role of financial digitalization and CBDC for financial stability, and the adoption and impact of macroprudential policies, banking competition and financial stability. It included a special session dedicated to discuss outstanding research relevant for the region sponsored by The Latin American Journal of Central Banking.
2nd CEMLA/Dallas Fed
Financial Stability Workshop
Call for Papers
November 30 to December 01, 2023 - Dallas, EE. UU.
CEMLA and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas invite submissions to their 2nd Financial Stability Workshop, to be held from November 30 to December 01, 2023, in Dallas. We invite theoretical and empirical submissions focusing on the interplay between financial intermediation, banking, and financial stability, on topics including:
- Interactions between monetary policy, inflation dynamics, and financial stability
- Financial fragility through cross-border spillovers
- Liquidity risks and short-term funding markets
- Build-up of financial risks in housing and real estate markets
- The role of financial digitalization and CBDCs for financial stability
- The adoption and impact of macroprudential policies
- Banking competition and financial stability
We especially encourage submissions on financial stability challenges in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Latin American Journal of Central Banking will sponsor a special session dedicated to discuss outstanding research relevant for the region. The authors will be informed of the final acceptance by October 1, 2023. Participants are expected to cover their travel expenses; sponsors will cover accommodations for invited participants.
Submission
Please submit papers to: fsworkshop@cemla.org using the subject line “Submission – FSW”. Submission deadline is September 1, 2023.
Keynote Speaker
Prof. Atif Mian, Princeton University
Scientific Committee
Nathan Balke, Southern Methodist University
Sofia Bauducco, Banco Central de Chile
Susanto Basu, Boston College
Christoph Bertsch, Sveriges Riksbank
Ricardo Correa, Federal Reserve Board
Lu Han, UW-Madison
Deniz Igan, BIS
Gabriel Jiménez, Banco de España
Peter Karlström, CEMLA
Haoyang Liu, Dallas Fed
Elena Loutskina, Darden School of Business Administration
Galo Nuño, Banco de España
Claudio Raddatz, Universidad de Chile
Kasper Roszbach, Norges Bank, University of Groningen
Cesar Sosa-Padilla, University of Notre Dame, NBER
Efthymios Pavlidis, Lancaster University
Sasha Steffen, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Lena Tonzer, OvGU University Magdeburg and Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH)
Wolf Wagner, Rotterdam School of Management, CEPR
Xiaoqing Zhou, Dallas Fed
Jose Aurazo, BIS
Organizing Committee
Enrique Martínez-García, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Carola Müller, CEMLA
Matias Ossandon-Busch, CEMLA
2nd CEMLA/Dallas Fed
Financial Stability Workshop
Call for Papers
November 30 to December 01, 2023 - Dallas, EE. UU.
2nd CEMLA/Dallas Fed
Financial Stability Workshop
Call for Papers
November 30 to December 01, 2023 - Dallas, EE. UU.
Atif Mian
Atif Mian is the John H. Laporte Jr. Class of 1967 Professor of Economics, Public Policy, and Finance at Princeton University, and Director of the Julis-Rabinowitz Center for Public Policy & Finance. Previously, he taught at the University of California, Berkeley and the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Mian's research focuses on the interplay between finance and the macroeconomy, exploring topics like inequality, debt crises, and financial regulation. He holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics with computer science and a Ph.D. in economics from MIT.
2nd CEMLA/Dallas Fed
Financial Stability Workshop
Call for Papers
November 30 to December 01, 2023 - Dallas, EE. UU.