Fwd: Global Financial Crisis: The Way Forward

Global Financial Crisis: The Way Forward
9 April 2010
Sydney, Australia

Recurring financial crises are part of the
cyclical nature of a free market economy.
Industry experts from banking, regulators and
leading scholars will present their views. Was it
a crisis of governance, or regulatory policy or
both?

Speakers and topics for discussion include:
Prof Ronald McKinnon, Stanford University: The
Global Credit Crisis and China's exchange rate.

Jane Diplock, Chair Person, Securities Commison
New Zealand and IOSCO: The work of IOSCO and the
financial regulatory framework.

Dr Jeffrey Carmichael, Promontory Financial
Group: Regulatory lessons from the crisis.

Bill Evans, Chief Economist, Westpac Banking
Corporation: Industry response to the crisis.

Prof Allan Fels: The Australian and New Zealand
School of Governance: Executive renumeration.

Steven Bardy, Senior Executive, International
Strategy, ASIC: Beyond the crisis - Issues and
challenges.

Wayne Byrnes, Executive General Manager, APRA:
Balancing national and international interests.

Prof Mohamed Ariff & Prof Ahmed Khalid, Bond
University: Origins, consequences and cost of the
crisis.

Prof John Farrar, Bond University and University
of Auckland: The Global Financial Crisis and the
governance of financial institutions.

Prof Kevin Davis, The University of Melbourne:
The role of capital adequacy.

Prof Tony Makin, Griffith University: Fiscal
Response to crisis: An international perspective.

Prof Anis Chowdhury, University of Western
Sydney: Financial sector regulation in developing
countries: Reckoning after the crisis.

Enquiries: [email protected]
Web address: http://www.bond.edu.au/faculties-
colleges/faculty-of-law/events/BD3_011565
Sponsored by: Bond University
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