The 2022 Money and Banking Conference is presented under the heading “Challenges of the New Global Context for Macroeconomic Stability and Growth.” The Conference features lectures from academics, representatives of international organizations and governors of central banks in the region.
The Conference is open and free and is held in a hybrid format: the presentations of the first panel on Wednesday, November 23, are already available below, while the second panel can be attended in person next Wednesday, November 30, at the Hilton Buenos Aires hotel, by registering at this link.
Interested people can follow the event here, and also find the program and speakers’ biographies.
On Wednesday 23, in the first panel “Macroeconomic Stability and Economic Development, the following speakers delivered a lecture:
– Mario Cimoli (former Interim Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, ECLAC). Spaces and restrictions on development policies. Latin America in the new global geoeconomy.
– Jayati Ghosh (Professor of Economics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA). Can macroprudential controls help to manage exchange rate volatility? Some lessons from the Asian experience.
– Luiz Awazu Pereira da Silva (Deputy General Manager of the Bank for International Settlements, BIS). Macro-financial stability frameworks and external financial conditions.
– Jeffrey Sachs (Professor and Director of the Center for Sustainable Development of Columbia University, USA). The role of diplomacy in sustainable development.
Sergio Woyecheszen, Deputy Governor; Jorge Carrera, Pablo Carreras Mayer and Agustin D’Atellis, Members of the Board; Germán Feldman, Economic Research Deputy General Manager; and María Fernanda Martijena, Ariel Dvoskin and Horacio Aguirre, Senior Managers, have moderated the conference sessions.
Like all other academic and outreach initiatives of the BCRA, the conference—organized by the Economic Research Deputy General Management Office—seeks to stimulate discussion on macroeconomic, monetary and financial topics. It is addressed to a wide audience, and to academics and policymakers, among others.
