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SUMMARY:ReBA workshop series: Financial Intermediation
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DESCRIPTION:This workshop provides insights into recent debates on bankers’ bonuses, measures to prevent bank runs in the aftermath of Northern Rock, and whether online lenders help or harm consumer welfare. Across three seminars Piotr Danisewicz (Bristol), Michael Koetter (Magdeburg), and Kebin Ma (Warwick) present findings on these pressing issues. Their research informs policymakers on how to design regulation to prevent excessive bank risk taking, and illustrate the societal effects of the rapid growth in digital lending.\n
 10.00 Welcome tea and coffee\n
 10.30 Introduction by Danny McGowan\n
 10.45 Piotr Danisewicz (University of Bristol) - The Real Effects of Financial Technology: Marketplace Lending and Personal Bankruptcy\n \n 12.00 Lunch\n
 12.45 Kebin Ma (University of Warwick) - Contagious Bank Runs and Buyer of Last Resort\n \n 14.00 Tea and coffee break\n
 14.20 Michael Koetter (IWH and University of Magdeburg) - Effectiveness and (In)Efficiencies of Compensation Regulation: Evidence from the EU Banker Bonus Cap\n \n 15.40 Concluding remarks\n
LOCATION:G06 University House Birmingham Business School
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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