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Global Financial Regulation: The Fallout from the Financial Crisis
The Chatham House City Series
Tuesday 24 March 2009
Location
Bloomberg, LondonBook by 24 January 2009 to benefit from an early booking discount.
To enable as open a debate as possible, this conference will be held under the Chatham House Rule.
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Conference Overview
The City Series in 2009 will kick off with a conference examining the fallout from the credit crisis and will seek to identify the factors which contributed to its occurrence and the steps which should be taken internationally to avoid a recurrence of the collapse.
The credit crisis has thrown up many questions regarding economic policies, regulatory shortcomings and business practice in the City and on Wall Street. This event will look at questions including the prospects for a global bank regulator and the need for stronger institutional links between national bank regulators to manage local problems that may impact global markets.
As for all our City Series events, the conference will bring together leading international policymakers, regulators and financiers to discuss this pressing issue.
Speaker Highlights
Marco Buti
Director General, Economic and Monetary Affairs
European Commission
Jaime Caruana
Counsellor and Director, Monetary and Capital Markets Department
International Monetary Fund
Professor Charles Goodhart
Professor Emeritus of Banking and Finance
London School of Economics and Political Science
Andrew Haldane
Head, Systemic Risk Assessment Division
Bank of England
Dr DeAnne Julius CBE
Chairman
Chatham House
Brendan Nelson
Global Chairman
KPMG Financial Practice
Professor Eric J Pan
Director, The Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Center on Corporate Governance
Benjamin N Cardozo School of Law and
Associate Fellow, Chatham House
Barbara Ridpath
CEO
International Centre for Financial Regulation
Greg Tanzer
Secretary General
International Organization of Securities Commissions
Gillian Tett
Assistant Editor
Financial Times
Professor Dr Beatrice Weder di Mauro
Chair of International Macroeconomics
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
Continuing professional development
Up to five CPD (continuing professional development) hours are available for delegates attending this event*
* As per the Law Society of England and Wales and the Bar Standards Board
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Booking
| Major Corporate Member Rates* | Before 24 January 2009 | After 24 January 2009 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All major corporate members: | £245.00 | + VAT = £281.75 | £270.00 | + VAT = £310.50 |
| Corporate Member Rates** | Before 24 January 2009 | After 24 January 2009 | ||
| Commercial Organizations: | £595.00 | + VAT = £684.25 | £695.00 | + VAT = £799.25 |
| Government Departments: | £395.00 | + VAT = £454.25 | £445.00 | + VAT = £511.75 |
| NGOs and Institutions: | £245.00 | + VAT = £281.75 | £270.00 | + VAT = £310.50 |
| Standard Rates | Before 24 January 2009 | After 24 January 2009 | ||
| Commercial Organizations: | £695.00 | + VAT = £799.25 | £795.00 | + VAT = £914.25 |
| Government Departments: | £445.00 | + VAT = £511.75 | £495.00 | + VAT = £569.25 |
| NGOs and Institutions: | £270.00 | + VAT = £310.50 | £295.00 | + VAT = £339.25 |
* Delegates must be an employee of a Chatham House major corporate member organization. List of major corporate members.
** Delegates must be an employee of a Chatham House corporate member organization. List of corporate members.
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