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Melbourne Money and Finance Conference 2010

Assessing the Impact of Changes in
Financial Regulation

Generously sponsored by

ANZ, APRA, Commonwealth Bank, NAB, and the Reserve Bank of Australia

 

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: Monday May 31st 2010

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  7.30 – 9.00 am BREAKFAST/MORNING COFFEE
  9.00 – 10.30 am Banks' use of the wholesale guarantee, Susan Black and Carl Schwartz (RBA)
 

Discussant: Mervyn Lewis (UniSA)
  Deposit Insurance, David Mayes (University of Auckland)
 

Discussant: Hugh Harley (PWC)
  10.30 – 11.00 am MORNING TEA
  11.00 – 12.30 pm Liquidity Regulation, Jeremy Richardson (RBNZ)
 

Discussant: Dogan Tirtiroglu (University of Adelaide)
  Bank remuneration rules - a case study of post-GFC regulation reform, Justin Douglas (Australian Treasury)
 

Discussant: Deborah Ralston (MCFS)
  12.30 – 2.00 pm LUNCH
  2.00 – 3.30 pm Framework for securities regulation post GFC, Alex Erskine and Steven Bardy (ASIC)
 

Discussant: Bob Officer (Acorn Capital)
  Central Clearing Counterparties, David Love (AFMA)
 

Discussant: Christine Brown (University of Melbourne)
  3.30 – 4.00 pm AFTERNOON TEA
  4.00 – 5.30 pm Regulatory changes effecting super – The Cooper Inquiry, Howard Pender (Australian Ethical Investment)
 

Discussant: Don Russell (State Super)
  Tax and Super, Hazel Bateman (UNSW) and Geoff Kingston (Macquarie Uni)
 

Discussant: Aaron Drew (NZ Superannuation Fund)

  6.30 – 7.30 pm PRE-DINNER DRINKS
  7.30 pm CONFERENCE DINNER

 

Program: Tuesday June 1st 2010

  7.30 – 9.00 am BREAKFAST/MORNING COFFEE
  9.00 – 10.30 am Bank Provisioning Practices, David Tripe (Massey University) 
 

Discussant: Peter Matthey (KPMG)
  IFRS 9, Impairment and Procyclicality: Is the cure worse than the disease?, Jane Hronsky (Melbourne University) and David Robinson (E&Y)
 

Discussant: Marie-Anne Cam (RMIT)
  10.30 – 11.00 am MORNING TEA
11.00 – 12.30 pm Director Independence and Bank Bailouts, Katrina Ellis (APRA)
 

Discussant: Michael Skully (Monash University)
  Recent Developments in Banking Regulation, Mark Lawrence
 

Discussant: Prassana Gai (ANU)
 

CONFERENCE ENDS

 

 

 

 


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