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Banking, Risk and Regulation: A Workshop on Applied Banking Research

A research workshop for economists at central banks and supervisory authorities will be held in Washington, DC on 10-11 May 2007. The workshop – Banking, Risk and Regulation: A Workshop on Applied Banking Research – is being organised by the Research Task Force of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and will be sponsored by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

The workshops are held every two years to facilitate contacts among researchers of different institutions and to stimulate both theoretical and empirical research that assist bank supervision and regulation.

Participation in the event is by invitation only.

Thursday 10 May
 
8.30   Registration and coffee
9.00   Opening address
9.15   Opening remarks by Myron L Kwast (Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and Co-Chairman of the Research Task Force)
9.30Session 1: Credit risk and risk assessment
 Chair: Nancy Masschelein (National Bank of Belgium)
09.30Debt composition and recoveries on defaulted debt
 Mark Carey (Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System)
 Michael Gordy (Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System)
10.00Discussion by Klaus Düllmann (Deutsche Bundesbank)
 General Discussion
10.30Coffee break
11.00Empirical Analysis of Corporate Credit Lines (PDF, 35 pages, 227 kb)
 Gabriel Jiminéz (Bank of Spain)
 Jose A Lopez (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco)
 Jesús Saurina (Bank of Spain)
11.30Discussion by Antonella Foglia (Bank of Italy)
 General discussion
12.00Credit risk and business cycle over different regimes
 Juri Marcucci (Bank of Italy)
 Mario Quagliariello (Bank of Italy)
12.30Discussion by Til Schuermann (Federal Reserve Bank of New York)
 General discussion
13.00Luncheon speech by Peter Praet (National Bank of Belgium and Co-Chairman of the Research Task Force)
13.15Lunch
14.30Session 2: Liquidity and systemic risk
 Chair: Jürg Blum (Swiss National Bank)
14.30Bank's choice of liquidity: the role of fire sales and entry
 Viral Acharya (London Business School and CEPR)
 Hyun Song Shin (Priceton University)
 Tanju Yorulmazer (Bank of England)
15.00Discussion by Haibin Zhu (Bank for International Settlements)
 General discussion
15.30Liquidity and transparency in bank risk management (PDF, 23 pages, 150 kb)
 Lev Ratnovski (Bank of England)
16.00Discussion by Lars Frisell (Sveriges Riksbank)
 General discussion
16.30Coffee break
17.00A new risk indicator and stress testing tool: a multifactor-nth-to-default CDS basket
 Renzo G Avesani (International Monetary Fund)
 Antonio Garcia Pascual (International Monetary Fund)
 Jing Li (International Monetary Fund)
17.30Discussion by Benjamin Tabak (Central Bank of Brazil)
 General discussion
18.00End of Thursday sessions
19.00Reception and dinner
 MB-Executive Dining Room and Terrace
  
Friday 11 May
  
8.30Registration and coffee
9.00Session 3: Information and regulation
 Chair: Erlend Nier (Bank of England)
9.00Self-destroying prophecies? The endogeneity pitfall in using market signals as triggers for pompt corrective action (PDF, 29 pages, 307 kb)
 Urs W Birchler (Swiss National Bank)
 Matteo Facchinetti (Swiss National Bank)
9.30Discussion by Joao Santos (Federal Reserve Bank of New York)
 General discussion
10.00Stale information, shocks and volatility (paper on the ECB website)
 Reint Gropp (European Central Bank, University of Frankfurt and ZEW)
 Arjan Kadereja (European Central Bank)
10.30Discussion by Diana Hancock (Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System)
 General discussion
11.00Coffee break
11.30How do banks adjust their capital ratios? Evidence from Germany (PDF, 22 pages, 211 kb)
 Christoph Memmel (Deutsche Bundesbank)
 Peter Raupach (Deutsche Bundesbank)
12.00Discussion by José-Luis Peydro-Alcalde (European Central Bank)
 General discussion
12.30Lunch
13.30Session 4: Regulatory policy and stress testing
 Chair: Bent Vale (Central Bank of Norway)
13.30The effect of bank supervision on loan growh
 Timothy J Curry (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
 Gary S Fissel (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
 Carlos D Ramirez (George Mason University)
14.00Discussion by Ivan Alves (European Central Bank)
 General discussion
14.30Spoilt and lazy: the impact of state support on bank behaviour in the international loan market
 Blaise Gadanecz (Bank for International Settlements)
 Kostas Tsatsaronis (Bank for International Settlements)
 Yener Altunbas (University of Wales)
15.00Discussion by Thomas Kick (Deutsche Bundesbank)
 General discussion
15.30Coffee break
16.00Loss coverage and stress testing mortgage portfolios: a non-parametric approach (PDF, 25 pages, 139 kb)
 Adolfo Rodriguez (Bank of Spain)
 Carlos Trucharte (Bank of Spain)
16.30Discussion by Iman van Lelyveld (The Netherlands Bank)
 General discussion
17.00Closing remarks by Myron L Kwast (Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and Co-Chairman of the Research Task Force)
17.15End of workshop



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