Онлайн-лекция «Глобальные финансовые кризисы: действия Правительства и Центрального банка»
В ходе лекции вы также узнаете, какие важные навыки приобретете, окончив магистерскую программу «Финансовая экономика».
Подключайтесь 1 ноября, в 18:00.
Язык вебинара: английский.
Webinar: Global Financial Crisis and subsequent Government and Central Bank Policies
The global financial crisis of 2007 spread from the housing sector to the entire US and European economic systems resulting in massive political upheavals. The integration and co-dependency of world capital markets provides enormous risks, as we have seen, but also enormous opportunities. The challenge of governments and central banks is to provide the necessary rules, regulations and discipline that allow countries to benefit from world capital markets without suffering the severe downturns of recent history. In this webinar we will discuss why and how the global financial crisis started and spread to Europe and what specific policy tools are being employed or will be employed to prevent future crises.
- Why and how the global financial crisis started and spread to Europe
- The magnitude of the crisis in Europe
- The failure of policy
- Policy improvements and innovations for the future
Date and Time
November 1, 2018 at 18:00 (GMT+3)
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is aimed at students in their final years of a bachelor programme interested in pursuing further a Master programme in financial economics or a career in banking and finance.
Speaker
Udara Peiris is a tenured Associate Professor of Finance at the National Research University Higher School of Economics in Moscow. His research focuses on monetary policy, financial stability and international finance and has published in leading international journals including Economic Theory, Journal of Mathematical Economics, Journal of Financial Stability and Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control. He has presented his research in universities and institutions around the world including the IMF, Bank of England and Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
He completed his MSc with distinction and PhD in Financial Economics at the Said Business School and University College at the University of Oxford as a Clarendon Scholar. He completed his Bachelor of Commerce with Honours in Finance at the University of New South Wales.