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The Second New York Fed — Princeton Liquidity Conference

December 13, 2007

A conference jointly sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Bendheim Center for Finance of Princeton University, with opening remarks by Timothy Geithner, President, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Overview
Financial markets experienced extraordinary events in 2007. The increase in delinquency rates in subprime mortgages coupled with the mismatch of the maturity structure of off-balance-sheet conduits and structured investment vehicles (SIV) led to a sudden drying up of the asset-backed commercial paper market, higher money market interest rate spreads, and the failure of several financial institutions, including a classic bank run in the United Kingdom.

This conference brings together experts in liquidity and researchers who analyze the underlying mechanisms that cause liquidity dislocations. The goal is to further the understanding of these mechanisms and to link them to current policy tools.

Audience
The conference is open to academics and other researchers in the field of economics.

Conference Agenda » (HTML with downloadable papers)
Conference Agenda » pdf

pdf

Registration
To register, please e-mail hao.wu@ny.frb.org
(registration is open)

Conference Location
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
12th Floor Conference Center
33 Liberty Street
New York, New York

Conference Organizers
Tobias Adrian, Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Markus K. Brunnermeier, Princeton University

Contact
Please address any questions to:

tobias.adrian@ny.frb.org
markus@princeton.edu

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