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Décimo novena Conferencia Anual del Banco Central de Chile

Monetary Policy through Asset Markets: Lessons from Unconventional Measures and Implications for an Integrated World

Program arranged by Michael Woodford, Diego Saravia and Elías Albagli

For further information or to register, please contact the organizing committee at: conferencia2015@bcentral.cl

Organizing Committee:

Camila Figueroa, Central Bank of Chile,  Tel: +(56 2) 2670 2718
Carolina Besa, Central Bank of Chile, Tel: +(56 2) 2670 2670
Paloma Navarro, Central Bank of Chile, Tel: +(56 2) 2670 2244



Programa del evento

Opening remarks

Opening remarks

Session I: IMPACT OF CONVENTIONAL AND UNCONVENTIONAL MONETARY POLICIES ON ASSET PRICES

Dimitri Vayanos – Professor of Finance, London School of Economics

Session I: IMPACT OF CONVENTIONAL AND UNCONVENTIONAL MONETARY POLICIES ON ASSET PRICES

Simone Manganelli – European Central Bank

Session I: IMPACT OF CONVENTIONAL AND UNCONVENTIONAL MONETARY POLICIES ON ASSET PRICES

Gauti Eggertsson – Associate Professor of Economics, Brown University

Session I: IMPACT OF CONVENTIONAL AND UNCONVENTIONAL MONETARY POLICIES ON ASSET PRICES

Luca Dedola – European Central Bank

Session I: IMPACT OF CONVENTIONAL AND UNCONVENTIONAL MONETARY POLICIES ON ASSET PRICES

Eric Swanson – Professor of Economics, University of California, Irvine

Session I: IMPACT OF CONVENTIONAL AND UNCONVENTIONAL MONETARY POLICIES ON ASSET PRICES

Sofía Bauducco – Central Bank of Chile

Session II: THE RISK-TAKING CHANNEL OF MONETARY POLICY: IMPLICATIONS FOR FINANCIAL FRAGILITY

Stephen Morris – Professor of Economics, Princeton University

Session II: THE RISK-TAKING CHANNEL OF MONETARY POLICY: IMPLICATIONS FOR FINANCIAL FRAGILITY

Ernesto Pastén – Central Bank of Chile

Session II: THE RISK-TAKING CHANNEL OF MONETARY POLICY: IMPLICATIONS FOR FINANCIAL FRAGILITY

Michael Woodford – John Bates Clark Professor of Political Economy, Columbia University

Session II: THE RISK-TAKING CHANNEL OF MONETARY POLICY: IMPLICATIONS FOR FINANCIAL FRAGILITY

Robin Greenwood – Harvard Business School

Session II: THE RISK-TAKING CHANNEL OF MONETARY POLICY: IMPLICATIONS FOR FINANCIAL FRAGILITY

Gustavo Suarez – Chief, Capital Markets Section, Federal Reserve Board

Session II: THE RISK-TAKING CHANNEL OF MONETARY POLICY: IMPLICATIONS FOR FINANCIAL FRAGILITY

Borja Larraín – Catholic University of Chile

Session III: MONETARY POLICY INTERDEPENDENCE THROUGH LONG TERM RATES

Helene Rey – Professor of Economics, London Business School

Session III: MONETARY POLICY INTERDEPENDENCE THROUGH LONG TERM RATES

José De Gregorio – University of Chile

Session III: MONETARY POLICY INTERDEPENDENCE THROUGH LONG TERM RATES

Simon Gilchrist – Professor of Economics, Boston University

Session III: MONETARY POLICY INTERDEPENDENCE THROUGH LONG TERM RATES

Discussant: Peter Karadi – European Central Bank

Session III: MONETARY POLICY INTERDEPENDENCE THROUGH LONG TERM RATES

Elías Albagli, Danilo Leiva and Diego Saravia – Central Bank of Chile

Session III: MONETARY POLICY INTERDEPENDENCE THROUGH LONG TERM RATES

Constantino Hevia – Universidad Torcuato Di Tella

Session III: MONETARY POLICY INTERDEPENDENCE THROUGH LONG TERM RATES

Lawrence H. Summers – Charles W. Eliot University Professor and President Emeritus at Harvard University

 
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