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Bank Funding: Markets, Instruments, and Implications for Corporate Lending and the Real Economy |
| October 8-9, 2012 |
| A conference organized by the European Central Bank, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and the Review of Finance Overview
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| Deadline The deadline for submissions is Thursday, July 1, 2012. Interested authors should send a PDF version of their provisional draft or detailed outline to Bank.Funding.Conference.2012@ecb.europa.eu, indicating whether they would wish to act as a discussant for a contributed paper. Authors submitting a paper should also specify their funding requirements. Authors of accepted papers will be notified by September 30, 2012. Limited travel funding is available for academic presenters. The ECB may cover travel costs for an economy air ticket, taxi, and public transportation as well as up to two nights' hotel accommodation for selected speakers and discussants from academia. Expenses of participants from other institutions, including National Central Banks, will not be reimbursed. Authors may, but are not obliged, to submit their papers to the Review of Finance. The submission fee will be waived for all conference papers submitted to the Review within six months after the conference takes place. |
| Audience The conference is open to academics, central bankers, and other researchers in the fields of economics. It is closed to the media. |
| Conference Location European Central Bank Kaiserstrasse 29 Frankfurt, Germany The conference program starts on Monday, October 8, and will end on Tuesday October 9, at noon. A conference dinner will be held Monday evening. Details about the sponsors: www.ecb.int, www.newyorkfed.org and www.revfin.org. |
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