Monetary policy and regulation after the crisis
The global financial crisis has raised important questions about central banking, financial regulation and supervision and the compatibility of monetary and financial stability and the 2011 appointment with FinLawMetrics, in Bocconi on June 23 and 24, will address these themes and the key issues that are emerging for the design of post-crisis policies and institutions.
Now at its 6th edition, FinLawMetrics is an annual meeting for analysis and discussion on the themes of central banking and financial regulation and supervision promoted and organized by Bocconi's Paolo Baffi Centre on Central Banking and Financial Regulation together with the European Banking Center of Tilburg University and the Center on Central Banks and Financial Institutions of New York University.
Opening the two days will be the welcome address from Donato Masciandaro, Paolo Baffi Centre director and scientific coordinator and member of the coordination committee of FinLawMetrics, which will be followed by the keynote speech from Mark Roe, professor of law at Harvard Law School, called 'Is the US a capitalist country?'
On Thursday 23 Francesco Passarelli, of Bocconi's Department of Institutional Analysis and Public Management, will present the paper 'Financial Systemic Risk: Taxation or Regulation?' written with Masciandaro and on Friday 24 Gianmarco Ottaviano, of Bocconi's Department of Economics, will participate in the Paolo Baffi policy panel 'Basel 3, monetary policy and growth'.