Organisers:

Prof. Giancarlo Corsetti (University of Cambridge)
Olivier Jeanne (Johns Hopkins University)
Sarah Lein (University of Basel)
Simon Lloyd (Bank of England)
Giovanni Lombardo (BIS)
Dubravko Mihaljek (BIS)
Luiz A. Pereira da Silva (BIS)

Dates: 21st - 22nd March 2019

Venue: The Elton-Bowring Room, Clare College, Cambridge

Programme:

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Speakers:

Hélène Rey (London Business School)
Friederike Niepmann (Federal Reserve Board)
Tim Schmidt-Eisenlohr (Federal Reserve Board)
Saleem Bahaj (Bank of England)
Maurice Obstfeld (UC Berkeley)
Charles Engel (University of Wisconsin)
Steve Pak Yeung Wu (University of Wisconsin)
Boris Hofmann (BIS)
Hyun Song Shin, (BIS)
Mauricio Villamizar-Villegas, (Bank of the Republic, Colombia)
Olivier Wang (MIT)
Konstantin Egorov (New Economic School)
Dmitry Mukhin (Yale University)
Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas (UC Berkeley)
Ozge Akinci (FRB New York)
Albert Queralto (Federal Reserve Board)
Juliana Salamao (University of Minnestoa)
Liliana Varela (University of Warwick)

Slides:

Balance Sheets, Exchange Rates, and International Monetary Spillovers, Ozge Akinci (with Albert Queralto)

Discussion of "Balance Sheets, Exchange Rates, and International Monetary Spillovers", A. Cesa-Bianchi

Discussion on "Exchange Rae Pass-Throush, Capital Flows, and Monetary Autonomy", Gianluca Benigno

Discussion of "Global Investors, the Dollar, and U.S. Credit Conditions", Egemen Eren

Liquidity and Exchange Rates: An Empirical Investigation, Charles Engel (with Steve Pak and Yeung Wu)

Intermediary Leverage and Currency Risk Premium, Xiang Fang

The Known Unknowns, Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas

Optimal Monetary Policy under Dollar Pricing, Dmitry Mukhin (with Konstantin Egorov)

Global Investors, the Dollar, and U.S. Credit Conditions, Friederike Niepmann (with Tim Schmidt-Eisenlohr)

Cental Bank Swap Lines (Bahaj and Reis), Comments by Catherine R. Schenk

Exchange Rate Exposure and Firm Dynamics, Liliana Varela (with Juliana Salomao)

Exchange Rate Pass-Through, Capital Flows, and Monetary Autonomy, Olivier Wang.