14th Melbourne Money and Finance Conference
Financial Globalization: Implications for Australian
Financial
Institutions and Markets
Generously sponsored by
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The Melbourne Money and Finance Conference series was established in the late 1980s and there have been 13 such conferences with the last held in 2008. The aim of the Melbourne Money and Finance Conference series is to bring together academics, bank and business economists, finance practitioners and public sector professionals to promote informed discussion on financial and monetary issues. It provides an excellent opportunity for meeting colleagues with similar interests but with possibly different perspectives reflecting their academic, business, or public policy backgrounds. The papers presented at prior conferences have been published either as special issues of journals or in book form. |
Program
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Sunday 31 May 2009
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7.00 pm |
Buffet dinner and informal pre-conference get-together |
Monday 1 June 2009
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7.30 – 9.00 am |
BREAKFAST/MORNING COFFEE |
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9.00 – 10.30 am |
The Australian Money Market in a Global Crisis
Jonathan Kearns, Reserve Bank of Australia |
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Discussant: Jeff Oughton
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Making Sense of the GFC: Where Did It Come From and What Do We Do Now?
Ian Harper, Access Economics (paper is forthcoming in Economic Papers) |
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Discussant: Rob Turnbull, Macpherson + Kelley Lawyers
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10.30 – 11.00 am |
MORNING TEA |
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11.00 – 12.30 pm |
The Prospects for Private Financing of Infrastructure in Australia in the Wake of the Financial Crisis
Rod Glover |
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Discussant: Syd Bone (MCFS)
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Mark to Market II: Credit Valuation Adjustments
David Robinson, Ernst&Young |
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Discussant: Harry Scheule, University of Melbourne
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1.00 - 2.00 pm |
LUNCH |
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2.00 – 3.30 pm |
Problems With the Treatment of Cross Border Banks in the Financial Crisis: Some Lessons for Australasian Financial Institutions
David G. Mayes, University of Auckland |
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Discussant: Mark Lawrence, Mark Lawrence Group
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Globalisation and the Limits on National Capital Adequacy Policies - A Small Host Country Perspective
Ian Harrison, Reserve Bank of New Zealand |
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Discussant: David Tripe, Massey University
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3.30 – 4.00 pm |
AFTERNOON TEA |
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4.00 – 5.30 pm |
APRA's proposals for remuneration practices of regulated institutions
Katrina Ellis, APRA |
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Discussant: Rosalie Degabriele, UTS
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Risk Management and Risk Based Governance: Where to From Here
Mark Lawrence, Mark Lawrence Group |
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Discussant: Peter Matthey, KPMG
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6.30 – 7.30 pm |
PRE-DINNER DRINKS
Australia as a Financial Centre - Geoff Weir, Australian Financial Centre Forum
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7.30 pm |
CONFERENCE DINNER |
Tuesday 2 June 2009
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