A Disruptiv Summer: Shock Waves in the International Financial System?

Lima, Peru

October 5, 2015

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Overview

This panel organized on the occasion of the Annual Meetings of the IMF and the World Bank in Lima, and the release of the book Bretton Woods: the Next 70 Years, provided three views on: an unexpected move with the Renminbi devaluation, a postponement of US normalisation of monetary policy, a muddling through solution in the Eurozone, a sense of fragilities in emerging economies. 

Agenda

Speakers

  • Ana MARIA CARRASQUILLA: President, FLAR
  • Axel WEBER: Chairman of the Board, UBS
  • Barry EICHENGREEN: Professor of Economics and Political Science, UC Berkeley
  • Boris VUCJCI: Governor, Central Bank of Croatia
  • David DAOKUI LI: Professor of Economics, Tsinghua University
  • Erdem BASCI: Governor, Central Bank of Turkey
  • Erik BERGLOF: Professor, London School of Economics
  • Felipe LARRAIN: Professor of Economics, University di Catolica, Chile
  • Heenam CHOI: Deputy Finance Minister, Ministry of Finance and Strategy Korea
  • Ignazio ANGELONI: Member of the Supervisory Board, European Central Bank
  • Jaime CARUANA: General Manager, BIS
  • Jin LIQUIN: Secretary General Designate, Asian Infrastructure Bank
  • Joe STIGLITZ: Professor of Economics, Columbia University
  • Jose URIBE: Governor, Central Bank of Colombia
  • Jose VINALS: Director, International Monetary fund
  • Julio VELARDE: Governor, Central Reserve Bank of Peru
  • Kairat KELIMBETOV: Governor, Central Bank of Kazakhstan
  • Liliana ROJAS SUAREZ: CGD and CBP
  • Marc UZAN: Executive Director, Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee
  • Pierre SILKOS: Senior Fellow, CIGI
  • Qiao YIDE: Secretary General, Shanghai Research Foundation
  • Thomas JORDAN: Chairman of the Board, Swiss National Bank
  • Yi GANG: Deputy Governor, PBOC
  • Zhou HAO: Associate Dean, People’s Bank of China School of Finance, Tsinghua University

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