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Monday 1st July
09.00
International

The global credit cycle
Nina Boyarchenko (Federal Reserve Bank of New York) , slides
Discussant: Livio Stracca (ECB), slides

Capital flows and exchange rates
Andrea Ferrero (University of Oxford), slides
Discussant: Margaret Davenport (KBS), slides

Foreign exchange intervention with UIP and CIP deviations
Kenza Benhima (University of Lausanne), slides
Discussant: Wenqian Huang (BIS), slides

 

Inflation Panel

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Chair: Helen Thomas

CEO, BlondeMoney

Professor Ana Galvao

Senior Economist, Bloomberg

Professor Leonardo Melosi

Professor of Economics, University of Warwick

Cynthia Wu

Professor of Economics, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Egon Zakrajsek

Executive vice president & director of research, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

13.30
digital money

A macroeconomic model of central bank digital currency
Mauricio Ulate (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco), slides
Discussant: Katrin Assenmacher (ECB), slides

Back to bank: digital currency, deposits’ substitution and credit
Lorenzo Spadavecchia (Princeton University/Bocconi University), slides
Discussant: Ilknur Zer (Federal Reserve Board), slides

Equilibrium implications of monetary regime change
Dirk Niepelt (University of Bern), slides
Discussant: Oscar Soons (De Nederlandsche Bank), slides

16.00
Keynote

Gauti B. Eggertson (Brown University)

17.00
Young Economist Prize

Knowledge is (Market) Power
Jinglun Yao (London Business School)

Energy Price Shocks, Unemployment, and Monetary Policy
Nicolo Gnocato (Bank of Italy and Bocconi University)

Will ETFs Drive Mutual Funds Extinct?
Anna Helmke (Wharton)

Banks and the Macroeconomic Transmission of Interest-Rate Risk
Paolo Varraso (New York University)

17.15
Poster session and drinks reception

Granular Responses to Aggregate Shocks: An Interpretation of Skewness over the Business Cycle
Niklas Schmitz (University of Cambridge)

Two Centuries of Systemic Bank Runs
Tobias Konig (University of Bonn)

Effects of Information Overload on Financial Markets: How Much Is Too Much?
Ilknur Zer (Federal Reserve Board)

Sovereign debt sustainability, the carbon budget and climate damages
Caterina Seghini (Swiss Finance Institute, University of Geneva)

Investing in the green transition and competition from laggards
Johanna Saecker (Goethe University Frankfurt)

Tuesday 2nd July
10.00
Climate economics

Optimal climate policy in a global economy
Anastasios Karantounias (University of Surrey), slides
Discussant: Ghassane Benmir (IE), slides

The green metamorphosis of a small open economy
Florencia Airaudo (Federal Reserve Board), slides
Discussant: Luca Taschini (Edinburgh Business School), slides

11.40
Non-bank finance

Optimal QE and QT
Paolo Gelain (Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland), slides
Discussant: Oliver de Groot (University of Liverpool), slides

Big tech and the credit channel of monetary policy
Cristina Manea (BIS), slides
Discussant: Leonardo Elias (NY Fed), slides

14.00
Monetary transmission

LASH risk and interest rates
Saleem Bahaj (UCL), slides
Discussant: Aytek Malkhozov (QMUL), slides

Bank heterogeneity, deposits, deep habits and the pass through of interest rates
Oliver de Groot (University of Liverpool), slides
Discussant: Marco Bellifemine (LSE), slides

The effect of monetary policy on inflation heterogeneity along the income distribution
Georg Strasser (ECB), slides
Discussant: Reamonn Lydon (Central Bank of Ireland), slides

16.30
fireside chat

21st century principles for monetary policy and strategy
Michael Kiley (Federal Reserve Board), slides
Interviewer: Richard Barwell (BNP Paribas)