Integration and Interconnectedness in Global Finance 2016 | |||
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Conference Overview One of the most striking trends within the global financial system over the past several decades has been the increasing degree of integration and interconnectedness. This trend has been driven by the promise of new markets, greater international risk sharing, lower macroeconomic volatility, and – perhaps most importantly – higher economic growth. Yet as painfully demonstrated by the global financial crisis of 2008, the subsequent European debt crisis, and the global volatility triggered most recently by developments in emerging markets and China, the theoretical promise of regional and global integration brings with it a number of potentially significant perils. These perils present important problems for policymakers, scholars, and practitioners in the field of financial regulation. Against this backdrop, the editors of the Journal of Financial Regulation have selected “Integration and Interconnectedness in Global Finance” as the theme of the Journal’s 2016 annual conference, with a particular emphasis on recent developments in Asia. This conference will seek to explore a broad range of topics including, but not limited to:
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Location Hong Kong | |||
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From Friday 24 June 2016 - 08:00am To Saturday 25 June 2016 - 05:00pm |
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