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05.03.2009 Helmut Siekmann Professor Helmut Siekmann, Goethe University, Institute for Monetary and Financial Stability: “The Deficiencies in the Legal Framework as a contributing Factor to the present Crisis” Registered participants: 17 26.02.2009 Volker Wieland Professor Volker Wieland, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Center for Financial Studies: “Fiscal Policy to the Rescue: Old Keynesians versus New Keynesians” 15.12.2009 Lea Kamecke Lea Kamecke, Academy of Arts Düsseldorf: „Kunst und Kapital: Wert- und Währungssysteme in Kunst und Kunstmarkt seit 1925“ Registered participants: 43 02.12.2009 Christoph Ohler Professor Christoph Ohler, Friedrich Schiller University of Jena: “Banking Regulation after the Crisis” Registered participants: 29 Registered participants: 26 22.01.2009 Marcel Fratzscher Marcel Fratzscher, Ph.D., European Central Bank: “The Financial Crisis, Global Imbalances and Monetary Policy” Registered participants: 19 09.09.2009 Thilo Sarrazin Dr. Thilo Sarrazin, former senator of finance for the State of Berlin, Member of the Executive Board of the Deutschen Bundesbank: „Erfahrungen mit der Sanierung eines Landeshaushaltes” Registered participants: 103 IV. Public Lectures 23.11.2010 Naoyuki Yoshino After a short introduction by Professor Helmut Siekmann (IMFS), Professor Yoshino gave his presentation on “Optimal Basel Capital Requirements and a Proposal for Post-Crisis Asian Financial Development”, a comparison between the Japanese Bubble of 1990 and the recent financial crisis. He discussed the post crisis policies in Japan during the 1990s and the reasons why the Japanese economy suffered a long term recession after the bubble burst. Prof. Yoshino argued, that international Basel capital requirement should be changed substantially and proposes a new method to compute mini-mum bank capital requirements and applies this method to Japan, USA and Canada. Naoyuki Yoshino is Professor of Economics at Keio University in Tokyo, Japan. Registered participants: 21 02.11.2010 Alessio M. Pacces In his presentation on “Financial crisis: causes, consequences, reform”, Pacces analyzed the last financial crisis focusing on the recurrent dynamics of externalities in banking. Alessio Pacces is Associate Professor of Law and Economics at the Erasmus Instituut Toezicht & Compliance, Erasmus University Rotterdam. Registered participants: 20 01.07.2009 Peter Praet Peter Praet, Executive Director, National Bank of Belgium: “Regulatory Responses to the Financial Crisis” Registered participants: 44 19.06.2009 David Marsh David Marsh, London and Oxford Group: “Will the financial crisis strengthen or weaken the Euro – An overview from an European and trans-atlantic perspective” Registered participants: 17 17.03.2009 Thomas Greaney Professor Thomas Greany, Saint Louis University School of Law, USA: “Bank Mergers and US Antitrust Law during the Global Financial Crisis” Registered participants: 11 29.01.2009 Marc Flandreau Professor Marc Flandreau, Institut de hautes etudes internationals et du développement, Geneva: “The Current Financial Crisis rom a Historical Perspective” Registered participants: 27 34
IMFS Events V. Summer Research Seminars on Monetary and Financial Stability 30.08.2012 Vikrant Vig As part of an IMFS research seminar, Vikrant Vig, Professor of Finance at London Business School presented his research with Uday Rajan and Amit Seru on “The Failure of Models that Predict Failure: Distance, Incentives and Defaults”. Registered participants: 31 20.08.2012 Tobias Adrian As part of a research seminar, Tobias Adrian, Vice President and Function Head of the Capital Markets Function at the Federal Reserve Bank, New York, presented his research paper on “Intermediary Leverage Cycles and Financial Stability” (coauthor: Nina Boyarchenko). Registered participants: 48 Amsterdam, CenDEF), Frank Smets (European Central Bank) and Volker Wieland (IMFS). Registered participants: 15 10.06./17.06./18.06.2011 „Monetary Policy and Financial Supervision and Regulation in the European Union” Organized by Stefan Gerlach and Helmut Siekmann This compact course was geared toward the students of the LEMF program and was designed to provide an overview of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) including the ECB, of the European System of Financial Supervisors (ESFS), and of the substantive rules for financial markets and institutions. It consisted of lectures that provided an overview of monetary policy, the ECB´s monetary strategy and the legal framework for the ESCB, before turning to the regulation and supervision of financial institutions in the European Union. The seminar was organized in cooperation with the Doctorate/Ph.D. Program Law and Economics of Money and Finance (LEMF). Registered participants: 5 VI. Smaller Workshops 23.10.2012 “German-South-East-Asian Workshop on Current Problems of Compliance, Competition, and Finance” Organized by Helmut Siekmann The “German-South-East-Asian Workshop on Current Problems of Compliance, Competition, and Finance” took place in the context of the visit of a delegation of scientists from Thammasat University Bangkok, Thailand. The speakers included Ulrich Loewenheim (Goethe University), Peter Tillmann (University of Giessen and IMFS), Moritz Bälz (Goethe University), and Helmut Siekmann (IMFS). 11.04.2011 Recent Developments in Macroeconomic Policy Organized by Stefan Gerlach, Helmut Siekmann and Vivien Lewis The workshop focused on “Recent Developments in Macroeconomic Policy”. Among the speakers and discussants were Gert Peersman (Ghent University), Luisa Lambertini (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), Ignazio Angeloni (European Central Bank), Klaus Adam (University of Mannheim), Peter Karadi (Central Bank of Hungary) and Heinz Herrmann (Deutsche Bundesbank). Registered participants: 53 Registered participants: 28 15.-16.10.2012 FP 7 Proposal Workshop on “Better integrating financial markets into policy-focused macro models” Organized by Volker Wieland The workshop served as a basis for preparing a proposal for the Framework Program of the European Commission (FP7): “Better integrating financial markets into policy-focused macro models” (submitted on January 31, 2013, volume: 2.5 million euros, coordinator: Volker Wieland). Among the presenters were Maurizio Motolese (Catholic University of Milan), Sébastien Villemot and Michel Juillard (CEPRE- MAP), Joe Pearlman (City University of London), Marco Ratto (Joint Research Center/EU), Guido Ascari (University of Pavia), Tom Holden (University of Surrey), Cars Hommes (University of 35
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