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CIMF/IESEG Conference. The Yield Curve and New Developments in Macro-finance:
What have we learnt from the 2007-2010 financial crises?”
CIMF/IESEG Conference
Clare College Cambridge
1 - 2 September 2011
The Centre for International Macroeconomics and Finance (University of Cambridge), the IÉSEG-School of Management (Lille Catholic University) and the Money, Macro Finance Group are organising an academic conference on issues related to recent developments in links between macroeconomics and financial markets, with special emphasis on the yield curve. One of the aims of this 2-day conference is to offer the opportunity to exchange views between experts as regards the possible implications of the lessons from the recent financial crisis on research in macro-finance. This conference is also sponsored by the European Central Bank. The key note speakers are:
- Paul Fisher, Bank of England
- Glenn Rudebusch, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
- Frank Smets, European Central Bank
- Philip Tuner, Bank for International Settlement
Online Registration Now Open (extended to 25th July)
Scientific Commitee
Prof. J. S. Chadha, University of Kent and CIMF, Cambridge (J.S.Chadha@kent.ac.uk)
Prof. E. Dor, IÉSEG-School of Management and CNRS
Prof. A. Durré, European Central Bank, CNRS and IÉSEG-School of Management (alain.durre@ecb.int)
Prof. T. Foucault, HEC Paris and CNRS
Prof. S. Holly, University of Cambridge (sean.holly@econ.cam.ac.uk)
Mr M. A. S. Joyce, Bank of England
Dr. G. Rudebusch, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Prof. Lucio Sarno, Cass Business School
Prof. P. Soderlind, University of St Gallen
Prof. Peter Smith, University of York
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