The Deutsche Bundesbank, the Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE and the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) organize and cordially invite you to submit a paper to the conference on
Challenges for Financial Intermediaries and their Supervisors in the New (or Old?) Monetary Policy Normal
to be held at the Deutsche Bundesbank (City Office)
Taunusanlage 5, Frankfurt am Main, Germany,
on 9-10 November 2023
Submission
Deadline: 31 July 2023
The abrupt end of the low-interest-rate period together with the rise in inflation and the disruptions caused by Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine fundamentally change the business environment for financial intermediaries. Technological advances and new climate-related risks also put the current business models to the test. Accordingly, risk managers and supervisors alike face new challenges.
This conference aims to discuss these issues from a scientific perspective. The organizing committee invites submissions of high-quality theoretical or empirical research papers on financial intermediation, risk management, monetary policy, and supervision, including (but not limited to):
• Challenges for and due to non-bank financial intermediaries
• Linkages between bank and non-bank financial intermediaries
• Credit risk / sovereign risk in times of high inflation and its interaction with monetary policy
• Deposit stability and liquidity risk
• Interest rate risk and asset/liability management
• Micro- and macro-prudential regulation
• Bank supervision and resolution
• Stress testing and risk models
• Systemic risk and economic stability
• Big data and machine learning in financial regulation
The conference will feature plenary sessions with keynote speeches by Victoria Ivashina (Harvard Business School and CEPR) and Philipp Schnabl (New York University and CEPR) and a dinner speech by Claudia Buch (Vice President of the Deutsche Bundesbank and CEPR).
Please submit your paper until 31 July 2023 via ConfTool. The conference will be held physically at the Deutsche Bundesbank City Office in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. It is sponsored jointly by the Deutsche Bundesbank, the Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE, and the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Economy class travel expenses and accommodation (both subject to price limits) will be covered for invited academic speakers and discussants.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Daniel Foos (Deutsche Bundesbank)
Florian Heider (SAFE/Goethe University Frankfurt and CEPR)
Björn Imbierowicz (Deutsche Bundesbank)
Thomas Kick (Deutsche Bundesbank)
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE:
Tobias Berg
Katharina Bergant
Diana Bonfim
Nina Boyarchenko
Claire Célérier
Ricardo Correa
Matteo Crosignani
Tim Eisert
Marie Hoerova
Kilian Huber
Vasso Ioannidou
Stephen Karolyi
Steven Ongena
Martin Oehmke
Diane Pierret
Kasper Roszbach
Anthony Saunders
Daniel Streitz
Klaus Schaeck
Yannick Timmer
Neeltje van Horen
