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x Deleveraging What Deleveraging Mark Carey Olli Castrén Benoît Coeuré Jean-Pierre Danthine Jacques Delpla Mathias Dewatripont Andreas Dombret Christophe Donay Steve Donze Federico Fubini Paolo Garonna Patrice Gautry Associate Director International Finance Federal Reserve Board Washington, DC Economist Brevan Howard Investment Products Geneva Member of the Executive Board European Central Bank Frankfurt am Main Vice-Chairman of the Governing Board Swiss National Bank Geneva Adjunct Professor Toulouse School of Economics Executive Director National Bank of Belgium Brussels Member of the Executive Board Deutsche Bundesbank Frankfurt am Main Head of Asset Allocation and Macro Research Pictet & Cie Geneva Macroeconomist Pictet Asset Management SA Geneva Columnist La Repubblica Rome Secretary General FEBAF Rome Chief Economist UBP Geneva
List of Conference Participants xi Hans Genberg Stefan Gerlach Olivier Ginguené Michel Girardin Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas Augusto Hasman Harald Hau Yi Huang Paul Inderbinen Thomas Jordan Gero Jung Jean Keller Adviser Bank Negara Malaysia Deputy Governor Central Bank of Ireland Dublin Group Managing Director Pictet Asset Management SA Geneva Lecturer University of Lausanne University of Geneva Founder MacroGuide Professor of Economics UC Berkeley BCC Programme Manager and Economist The Graduate Institute Geneva Professor of Economics and Finance Geneva University Assistant Professor of Economics & Pictet Chair in Finance and Development The Graduate Institute Geneva Deputy Head, Multilateral Affairs State Secretariat for International Financial Matters Basel Chairman of the Governing Board Swiss National Bank Zürich Chief Economist Mirabaud Geneva CEO Argos Investment Managers S.A. Geneva
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