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THE CHANGING NATURE AND GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL FINANCE

Cusco, Peru

July 18-19, 2019

The world economy is no longer synchronized. Protectionism, the US-China trade war, Europe under Brexit, slowing global economy, declining trade, cross-sanctions, geopolitical risks, are all clearly a ready-made recipe for a potential crisis that the global economy can face in 2019. This process is being heated by the current normalization of monetary policy in developed countries. Global markets are entering a new era of volatility as the world adjusts to higher interest rates after a decade of ultra-loose monetary policy.

Rising uncertainty across the international political and economic landscape also continues to challenge the global financial stability.  Particularly, how should central banks react to this environment and embrace the digital revolution?

PANELS

Opening Remarks

Julio VELARDE

Governor, Central Reserve Bank of Peru

Marc UZAN

Executive Director, Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee

Panel 1: Money, Debt, Deficit: Managing the Next Downturn

Julio VELARDE

CHAIR

Governor, Central Reserve Bank of Peru

Fabio NATALUCCI

Deputy Director, Monetary and Capital Markets, IMF

Pablo HERNÁNDEZ DE COS

Governor, Bank of Spain

Fernanda NECHIO

Deputy Governor, Central Bank of Brazil

Alejandro IZQUIERDO

Principal Technical Leader, Research Department, IDB

Panel 2: New Patterns of Global Imbalances

Guillermo ORTIZ

CHAIR

Partner and Board Member, BTG Pactual

Kazumasa IWATA

President, Japan Center for Economic Research

Barry EICHENGREEN

Professor of Economics, UC Berkeley

Gian MILESI-FERRETTI

Deputy Director, Research Department, IMF

Manoj PRADHAN

Founder, Talking Heads Macro

Panel 3: US Economic Policy and Emerging Markets Cycles and Their Future Growth Models

Luis OGANES

CHAIR

Managing Director, Head of Currencies, Commodities and Emerging Markets Research, J.P. Morgan

Moritz SCHULARICK

Professor of Economics, University of Bonn

Alexandre TOMBINI

Executive Director, IMF and Former Governor of the Central Bank of Brazil

Claude LOPEZ

Director of International Finance and Macroeconomics, Milken Institute

György SZAPÁRY

Chief Advisor to the Governor, Central Bank of Hungary

Panel 4: Dedollarisation of the Financial Systems: Lessons and Experience

Jose Dario URIBE

CHAIR

Chair, FLAR

Federico STURZENEGGER

Former Governor, Central Bank of Argentina

Liana CABALLERO

Member of the Board, Central Bank of Paraguay

Turalay KENC

Former Deputy Governor, Turkey

Adrián ARMAS

Chief Economist, Central Bank of Peru

Panel 5: Central Banking in a New Technological Era

Javier PÉREZ

CHAIR

Director of International Economics and Euro Area, Banco de España

José Manuel GONZÁLEZ PARAMO

Executive Board Member, BBVA

Roberto RIGOBON

Professor of Economics, MIT

Warwick MCKIBBIN

Professor of Economics, Australia National University

Eric SANTOR

Advisor to the Governor on
Digitalization, Bank of Canada

Jorge PONCE

Head of Economic Research Department, Central Bank of Uruguay

Panel 6: Implications for the Conduct and Design of Monetary Policies

Victoria NUGUER

CHAIR

Research Economist, IDB

Fiorella DE FIORE

Head of Monetary Policy, BIS

Manuel RAMOS FRANCIA

Director General, Centro de Estudios Monetarios Latinoamericanos

Andrés FERNÁNDEZ

Head of Research, Central Bank of Chile

José Antonio OCAMPO

Member of the Board, Central Bank of Colombia

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