El 15 de junio de 2009 tuvo lugar en Madrid la conferencia Reforming Financial Regulation and Supervision: Going Back to Basics, organizada de forma conjunta por el Banco de España y la Oficina Económica para América Latina y Caribe. La conferencia reunió a grandes investigadores y expertos en política del mundo entero que están liderando el debate sobre la reforma de la regulación financiera y la supervisión. Esta reforma se ha hecho necesaria tras la crisis sin precedentes desencadenada por la debacle de las subprime en EEUU.
El objetivo de la conferencia es acercar a reguladores y banqueros centrales latinoamericanos al debate y confrontación sobre estas reformas.
Entre los participantes en la conferencia se encontraron autoridades de sector financiero de alto nivel de prácticamente cada uno de los países de la región de América Latina y Caribe. De este modo, la conferencia pretendió reforzar el papel latinoamericano en el G20.
Información
15 Junio 2009
Madrid
Programme ( 144 KB )
Ponentes
15 Junio
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- 09:00h - 10:30h
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"Why did regulation fail?"
Chair: Javier Aríztegui (Banco de España)
Lead speaker: Augusto de la Torre (World Bank)Panelists: Rafael Repullo (CEMFI). Panelist: "Why did regulation fail?"
(126 KB)and Xavier Vives (IESE). Panelist: "Why did regulation fail?" (106 KB)
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- 11:00h - 12:30h
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"Where is regulatory reform headed?"
Chair: Alvir Alberto Hoffmann (Banco Central do Brasil, President of ASBA)
Lead speaker: Laura Kodres (IMF)- Paper: "Where is regulatory reform headed?" (149 KB)
- Presentation: "Where is regulatory reform headed?" (499 KB)
Panelists: Charles Goodhart (LSE); Beverly Hirtle (New York Fed). Panelist: "Where is regulatory reform headed?"
(795 KB)and José Mª Roldán (Banco de España) - Paper: "Where is regulatory reform headed?"
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- 12:30h - 14:00h
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"Rethinking the supervisory process"
Chair: Gustavo Arriagada (SBIF, Chile). Chair: "Rethinking the supervisory process"
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Lead speaker: John Palmer (Toronto Center)- Paper: "Rethinking the supervisory process" (419 KB)
- Presentation: "Rethinking the supervisory process" (299 KB)
Panelists: Fernando Vargas (Banco de España). Panelist: "Rethinking the supervisory process"
(1 MB); Jon Danielsson (LSE) and Kerstin af Jochnick (President CEBS). Panelist: "Rethinking the supervisory process" (278 KB) - Paper: "Rethinking the supervisory process"
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- 15:30h - 17:00h
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"The challenges of global financial surveillance and the quest for financial stability"
Chair: Enrique Iglesias (SEGIB)
Lead speaker: Richard Portes (CEPR). Lead speaker: "The challenges of global financial surveillance and the quest for financial stability" (269 KB)
Panelists: Morris Goldstein (Institute for International Economics). Panelist: "The challenges of global financial surveillance and the quest for financial stability" (43 KB); Chris Towe (IMF). Panelist: "The challenges of global financial surveillance and the quest for financial stability" 
(234 KB); Ignazio Visco (Banca d’Italia). Panelist: "The challenges of global financial surveillance and the quest for financial stability" (232 KB)
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- 17:00h - 18:45h
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"Regulatory and supervisory reform: the Latin American perspective"
Chair: Fernando Montes (World Bank)
Panelists: Monica Aparicio (Fogafin, Colombia). Panelist: "Regulatory and supervisory reform: the Latin American perspective" (992 KB); Miguel Angel Garza (CNBV, México); Kevin Cowan (Central Bank, Chile). Panelist: "Regulatory and supervisory reform: the Latin American perspective" (786 KB); Andrew Powell (IDB); Alain Ize (World Bank)