Central Banking, Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability
14-15 November 2016Monetary, Workshops | Tags: Climate, Environment, Financial Stability, Interest Rates, Macroprudential
Co-organized with the Bank of England ... continue reading
Program: Monetary
Monetary, Workshops | Tags: Climate, Environment, Financial Stability, Interest Rates, Macroprudential
Co-organized with the Bank of England ... continue reading
Monetary Policy, Macroprudential Regulation and Inequality
3-4 October 2016Monetary, Workshops | Tags: Financial Stability, Inequality, Inflation, Interest Rates, Macroprudential, QE
Co-organized with the International Monetary Fund ... continue reading
Global Finance, Debt and Sustainability
3 October 2016, Zurich, SwitzerlandLectures, Monetary | Tags: Climate Change, Debt, Financial Regulation, Housing, Inequality
CEP Lecture by Adair Turner co-hosted with the IMF. Lord Turner has been a Senior Fellow at the Institute for New Economic Thinking since 2013, and in 2015 became Chairman of the Institute’s Governing Body. ... continue reading
Quantitative Easing Is Back – But Will It Help the Real Economy?
Josh Ryan-Collins | 15 August 2016Blog, Monetary | Tags: QE
Last week the Bank of England surprised commentators with the scale of its post-Brexit monetary stimulus package. It included a new £70bn round of quantitative easing (QE), the first since 2012, as well as the more widely predicted 0.25% cut to interest rates. The idea ... continue reading
Central Banking and Inequality – Taking Off the Blinders
Peter Dietsch, Clément Fontan and François Claveau | 16 June 2016Blog, Monetary | Tags: Central Banks, Ethics, Inequality
Since the financial crisis, the relative importance of monetary policy in the toolbox of macroeconomic policies has increased. In parallel, we have seen a renewed social and political concern with rising inequalities in income and wealth. However, the two trends are rarely connected.[1] Despite studies ... continue reading