Why re-regulating banking is good for the economy

RECENT EVENT- SEMINAR WITH ANAT ADMATI (STANFORD UNIVERSITY)

On Wednesday 20 November 2013 professor Anat R. Admati (Graduate School of Economics and Business, Stanford University) - Why re-regulating banking is good for the economy was our guest speaker at a crowded and succesful lunchseminar.

Admati is the author of the widely acclaimed book The Bankers` New Clothes: What is Wrong with Banking and What to Do about it?  With co-author Martin Hellwig, she makes the current discussion on the financial sector accessible for a general audience. She recently contributed to the New York Times and the Financial Times and is a forefighter for fundamental changes in the financial sector. 

Previous events

12-04-2017	Last event: 12 April 2017 - Dušan Mramor (Former Minister of Finance of Slovenia)
01-07-2016	Corporate Finance on the Blockchain: The Opportunities of a FinTech Future: Lecture by David Yermack (New York University)
29-06-2015	Reforming the Eurozone Towards Growth - Lecture by Leszek Balcerowicz (Warsaw School of Economics)
07-10-2014	The Rise, Role and Risks of Exchange-Traded Funds
10-06-2014	The Leading Transatlantic Issues in Securities Regulation
20-11-2013	Why re-regulating banking is good for the economy
28-05-2013	The governance of banks: will we get it right?
07-03-2013	The Future of Banking
23-11-2012	Naar een oplossing voor de onevenwichtigheden in wonen, pensioen, zorg en het ba
25-06-2012	De toekomst van het accountantsberoep
16-05-2012	The Future of the stock market landscape
30-11-2011	The fragile Governance of the Eurozone
28-09-2011	Symposium Financieringsfricties voor Nederlandse Ondernemingen
02-02-2011	Toezicht en Politiek
02-09-2010	A Call for Judgement: Sensible Finance for a Dynamic Economy
01-07-2010	What to do with Private Equity? Is More Regulation Needed?
31-03-2010	ACCF-Rondetafel discussie met Nout Wellink
28-10-2009	Towards a New Structure of the Financial Sector
02-07-2009	The Financial Crisis: Where Do we Go from Here?
05-03-2009	Banks and Competition Policy
05-02-2009	Rondetafel discussie
17-12-2008	Kredietcrisis en Reële Economie
27-10-2008	ACCF-Discussion on the Credit Crisis with Paul de Grauwe: René Smits Summarizes
25-09-2008	Microfinance and Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries: a Success Story of Fi
04-07-2008	Lunchseminar Frank Partnoy
08-01-2008	ACCF-program 2008
19-12-2007	Participant meeting
14-11-2007	Conference on Optimal Board Structure
14-11-2007	Optimal Board Structure: Is The One-Tier Model Inevitable?
08-05-2007	The Decoupling of Economic and Voting Ownership: Empty Voting and Hidden Ownersh
19-04-2007	Understanding the value of being listed and the competitiveness of stock exchang
08-03-2007	Activist Investors, Hedge Funds and Corporate Governance
17-10-2006	Why and Where do Headquarters Move?
14-10-2006	The European Financial Services Sector at the Crossroads
18-04-2006	Delaware comes to the Netherlands
15-03-2006	Why are Firms Sold? The Role of Target CEO's Age, Tenure, and Share Ownership
03-11-2005	De strategische selectie van key performance indicatoren
16-10-2005	The Ownership of the Modern Corporation: Economic and Legal Perspectives on Priv
15-10-2005	The Governance of Listed and Non-listed Companies
28-10-2004	The Agency Costs of Overvalued Equity
25-05-2004	Corporate Governance: De Beleidsagenda
23-03-2004	Optimal Corporate Financing Policies
11-02-2004	Entrepreneurs and their Capital Constraints in The Netherlands
08-05-2003	Entrepreneurship, Venture Capital and the Economic Downturn
25-03-2003	The Financial structure of Corpartions
06-03-2003	Asset Securitisation - Structured Finance Innovations
17-12-2002	Corporate Governance: Is the crisis over?
13-05-2002	Performance Measurement: Link Between Value Based Management and Human Resource
23-01-2002	Financing Practices in the Dutch Corporate Sector
14-06-2001	Management Compensation in The Netherlands
18-01-2001	Corporate Finance with Blurring Boundaries Between Banks and Financial Markets
14-06-2000	Credit Risk Measurement and Management
13-06-2000	New BIS Capital Adequacy Proposals
18-12-2019	The End