Time: 1:00 - 6:15pm
This is a joint policy meeting convened by OMFIF and the Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS) at Queen Mary University London on the post-Brexit role of central banks in financial crisis management, examining legal and institutional perspectives as well as the case for policy reform in view of existing and future challenges (e.g. political risk).
The discussion will focus on three areas of post-Brexit environment for central banks concerning respectively the following issues:
(a) Central banking independence and accountability
(b) burden sharing between the public sector and the private sector
(c) the case for rethinking the policy objectives and scope of financial crisis management as well as the role of central banks as ‘crisis managers’.
The event is cross-disciplinary, bringing together distinguished experts from academia, the public sector and the private sector. The event is particularly relevant to lawyers, economists and political scientists working on central banking and post-crisis financial reform.
Refreshments will be served from 1pm during registration.
This event is kindly hosted by Reed Smith LLP.
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