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SUMMARY:Evaluating financial regulation: (un)intended effects and new risks
UID:https://bankinglibrary.com/evaluating-financial-regulation-unintended-effects-and-new-risks-2/
LOCATION:Frankfurt, Germany
DTSTAMP:20210420Z
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DESCRIPTION:CfP Deadline Date:
November 13, 2021
Conference Event:
April 20-21, 2021
Event Location:
Frankfurt, Germany
Keynote speaker(s):
 	Pablo Hernández de Cos (Governor, Bank of Spain and Chairman of the
Basel Committee)
 	Elena Carletti (Bocconi University and CEPR)
Organizer(s):
Research Task Force of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Deutsche
Bundesbank and the Centre for Economic Policy Research
A decade after the global financial crisis, many elements of the Basel III
reform have entered into force or are currently being implemented. This
calls for an evaluation of the regulatory instruments, which includenew
leverage limits, higher and more robust risk-based capital ratios, new
liquidity requirements, macro-prudential measures, and other initiatives to
improve the resolvability of financial institutions and the stability of
the financial system.This workshop aims to consider the impacts of
post-crisis reforms, ie whether the regulators’ reform objectives have
been reached and to what extent banks have adjusted the composition of
their business as a response to the reforms, but also to understand
emerging risks that could impact individual financial institutions and the
financial system more broadly.The current environment is challenging for
the financial industry in many countries, with historically low interest
rates, inflated asset values and increased competition among banks and
other financial institutions. Are there any unintended regulatory
consequences under these circumstances, and is it possible to disentangle
the effect of the challenging economic environment from the effect of
regulatory reform on banks’ business models and competition in the
financial industry? We invite (empirical as well as theoretical)
contributions on any topic that can help address these issues. Potential
questions of interest could include: •How do regulatory reforms and the
macro-economic environment impact financial stability risks?
 	How have banks’ strategies and their business models responded to the
regulatory reforms considering the unconventional monetary policy measures?
 	What is the joint effect of regulatory reforms and increased competition
in the financial industry on credit supply and economic growth?
 	What are the intended and unintended effects of regulatory changes in a
low interest rate and slow growth environment?
 	Is the cost of liquidity and capital regulation particularly significant?
 	How can regulatory measures counter the build-up of asset price bubbles?
 	How do bank regulation, supervision and new resolution regimes interact?
 	Are there international spillovers from regulation or resolution regimes
that affect the cross-border activities of banks?
 	Are new methods or new data needed for evaluating regulation and
regulatory reforms?
Further Information:
Interested parties should submit their draft papers and any queries to
Martin Birn of the Basel Committee’s Secretariat at Martin.Birn@bis.org.
The submission deadline is13 November 2020. Contributors will be notified
by 15 January 2021.
The workshop aims to bring together leading academics, representatives of
the Basel Committee member organisations and other central bankers and bank
supervisors as well as market participants.
The Deutsche Bundesbank will contribute toward the cost of academic
speakers’ travel and accommodation expenses.
Link CfP:
Evaluating financial regulation: (un)intended effects and new risks
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