The conference, co-organized by the Banco de España and the World Bank, brought together the views of outstanding academics and policy makers to discuss on the challenges ahead for central banks. They addressed the implications of integrating macro-prudential policies, including their required institutional setting given in the Central Bank framework and also between different authorities, within and supranationaly. Further, we reflected on the consequences of the deep changes undergoing monetary policymaking, in the current context, when there is a change in emphasis on the objectives and an extension of the scope of the policies, beyond inflation targeting.
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17 June 2013
Madrid
Agenda ( 150 KB )
Speakers
17 June
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- 09:15h - 09:30h
- Opening Remarks
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- 09:30h - 11:00h
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Fitting macroprudential into the picture. Implications for central banks
Chairperson:
Pilar L´Hotellerie-Fallois (Banco de España)Panelists:
Augusto de la Torre
(239 KB) (World Bank)
Nigel Jenkinson (50 KB) (FSB)
Philipp Hartmann (533 KB) (ECB)
Javier Suárez (22 KB) (CEMFI)
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- 11:30h - 13:00h
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Central banks’ new challenges
Chairperson and panelist:
- José Luis Malo de Molina (Banco de España)Panelists:
- José Luis Malo de Molina (177 KB) (Banco de España)
- Thomas Mayer (461 KB) (Deutsche Bank)
- Adam Posen (Peterson Institute)
- Rodrigo Valdés (204 KB) (BTG Pactual)
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- 13:10h - 14:00h
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Keynote speech: “Monetary and Macroprudential Policy in a Currency Union”
Introduction:
Augusto de la Torre (World Bank)Keynote:
Markus Brunnermeier (2 MB) (Princeton)