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Event Date |
Fri Nov 2 GMT - Sat Nov 3 GMT (about 6 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Fri Nov 2 12:00am - Sat Nov 3 12:00am |
Location |
Hotel Grande Bretagne
1, Syntagma Square, Vasileos Georgiou A str, Athina 105 64, Greece |
Region | EMEA |
The conference is titled The birth of inter-war central banks: building a new monetary order and shall focus on central banking in the inter-war years, particularly the string of new banks that were established in the 1920s and 1930s. Many of those institutions were born in an attempt to restore international monetary order and promote central-bank cooperation in the aftermath of World War I. The Great Depression soon challenged the viability of this order and forced many of the new-born institutions to re-evaluate their policy priorities and their relationship to the state and with each other.
The conference shall bring together fifteen prominent scholars from eleven different countries, working on the history of money and banking, to present papers on different aspects of inter-war central banking, as well as specific national experiences. Barry Eichengreen, Professor of Economics and Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley will deliver the keynote lecture, uniting some of the conference themes. To underline the connection with the present and future of central banking, the conference also includes a panel discussion, led by the Governor of the Bank of Greece, Yannis Stournaras and joined by several other Eurozone central bank Governors, who will discuss different aspects of “Central bank policy and cooperation after the last financial and sovereign debt crisis”. The discussion, which will be open to conference participants and members of the press, offers an opportunity to take a more long-term view of current policy challenges and the prospects of central bank cooperation within the Eurozone.
2018 Speakers:
Yannis Stournaras
Former Finance Minister of Greece
Barry Eichengreen
Economist
Patricia Clavin
British historian
Oliver Freitag
Leiter IT / CIO bei eismann Tiefkühlheimservice GmbH
Piet Clement
Head of Information & Collaboration, General Secretariat, Information Management Services
Johann Kernbauer Ph.D.
Chief Investment Officer, Pioneer Investments Austria GmbH
György Péteri
Payroll Associate, UNHCR
Cecylia Leszczyńska
Department of Economic History
Jakub Kunert
Engineer passionate with software
Kostas Kostis
Greek Author
Roumen Avramov
Bulgarian economist
Șevket Pamuk
Turkish professor
John Singleton
Gopalan Balachandran
2018 Sponsors:
• Bank of Greece EuroSystem
• CENTRE FOR CULTURE