Empirical Banking

7th September 2016 - 9th September 2016, Florence

The objective of this course is to present empirical applications (as well as the research methodologies) of relevant questions for both banking theory and policy, mainly related to Systemic Risk, Crises, Monetary Policy and Risk taking behaviour. An important objective is to understand scientific papers in empirical banking; to accomplish this objective, emphasis is placed on illustrating research methodologies used in empirical banking and learning the application of these methodologies to selected topics, such as:

- Securities and credit registers; large datasets

- Fire sales, runs, market and funding liquidity, systemic risk

- Risk-taking and credit channels of monetary policy

- Moral hazard vs. behavioral based risk-taking

- Secular stagnation, banking and debt crises

- Interbank globalization, contagion, emerging markets, policy

Organizer(s):  José-Luis Peydró, Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Contact Email:  [email protected]

Event Type:  Course

Location:  Florence

Attendance:  Yes

Institution:  Florence School of Banking and Finance, European University Institute

More information:  http://fbf.eui.eu/training/empirical-banking/

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Topics:  Financial regulation and banking

Tags:  systemic risk, crises, monetary policy, risk taking, securities, fire sales, liquidity, moral hazard, secular stagnation, emerging markets

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