The Role and Effectiveness of Financial Regulation
- December 2, 2022
- 9:15 AM - 3:45 CST
- Regents Hall
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Kaufman Center for Financial and Policy Studies
Doug Evanoff, devanoff@luc.edu - Free
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Anyone
Open to the public. - Add to calendar
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Details
Please join us in-person on Friday, December 2 when the Center will hold its inaugural event: a conference to bring together researchers, policy makers, and financial industry executives to review and discuss relevant policy issues affecting the financial services sector. The event will feature a keynote presentation by Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President and Chief Executive Officer, Charles L. Evans. President Evans has been actively involved in the Federal Reserve System policymaking process over the past 30 years and is an ideal choice to address this audience.
Also featured will be a luncheon presentation by newly appointed Quinlan School of Business Dean Michael Behnam at which he will offer his vision for the business school.
Research presentations will cover three areas:
1. Issues associated with bank capital regulation¿the regulatory policy tool of choice for risk management purposes.
2. The extent of 'bank uniqueness' in the financial services industry and the implications for market discipline, moral hazard and industry competition.
3. The use of supervisory and rule-making tools to achieve specific social goals in the financial services industry.
The research, while backed by rigorous analysis, will be presented for a broader audience with an emphasis on the implications for public policy. Time will be allocated for critical review by fellow researchers and by the broader audience during the Q&A sessions.
