2nd ACPR International Academic Conference

 Wednesday, 2nd December 2015

 
 
 
 

CALL FOR PAPER

 Call for papers for the 2nd ACPR International Academic Conference:

 

“Financial institutions after the crisis: facing new challenges and new regulatory frameworks”

 

 Paris, France, 2nd December 2015

The French Prudential Supervisory and Resolution Authority is organizing its 2nd international academic conference entitled “Financial institutions after the crisis: facing new challenges and new regulatory frameworks”. The conference is targeted at academics, experts from the community of central banks and supervisory authorities, professionals, scholars, social scientists and students. See under this link the full program of the first conference.

We are inviting high quality submissions of theoretical and empirical nature. Topics include the following, but are not limited to:

  • Macro prudential policies: calibrating the macro-prudential tools, ex ante / ex post impact evaluation on prices, quantities and risk-taking.
  • Model-based micro-prudential capital regulation: regulatory arbitrage, consistency, ex ante / ex post assessment.
  • Liquidity management: addressing liquidity risks, managing maturity mismatch, internal capital markets, liquidity stress tests.
  • Evolution of business models for banking and insurance: impact of low interest rates and adjustments to regulatory changes
  • Too big to fail issues: economy of scale vs implicit subsidy, mitigating moral hazard, bail-in vs bail-out
  • Interactions of macroprudential policy with other policies: microprudential policy, monetary policy, competition policy, targeted public policies.
Submission:

Papers should be submitted electronically along with your affiliation and email address by Friday, 31st of July 2015 to ACPR_academic_conference_2015@acpr.banque-france.fr.

In the email, please indicate whether or not you are willing to act as a discussant. Authors of accepted papers will be contacted by Tuesday, 15th September 2015.

Presenters may apply for financial support to cover economy class airfare and local accommodation expenses.

Program Committee:

Olivier de Bandt (ACPR), Henri Fraisse (ACPR), Johan Hombert (HEC), Vasso Ioannidou (Lancaster University), Mathias Lé (ACPR), Jean-Stéphane Mésonnier (Banque de France), Thomas Philippon (NYU), Xavier Ragot (OFCE and PSE) David Thesmar (HEC), Laurent Weill (University of Strasbourg).

Local Organizing Committee:

Henri Fraisse, Mathias Lé, Anne-Marie Le Goff