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SAVE THE DATE: Oct 24-25, GCFP 11th Annual Conference

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MIT Golub Center for Finance and Policy

Public Policy

GCFP Thursday Policy Teas

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The Cambridge/Boston academic, policy and practitioner communities are fortunate to include many people with deep expertise and interest in financial policy. Yet opportunities to gather for in-depth conversations about policy are infrequent. The goal of this new periodic discussion series is to create a forum in which to learn about, and critically and collaboratively think through, a variety of financial policy issues. 

Unlike a traditional academic seminar, the discussion leader generally will not present a completed paper. Rather, they will choose a topic, lay out some of the issues they are thinking through, suggest pre-readings, and manage the discussion. Unless otherwise indicated, these sessions will take place at the GCFP offices.

April 11
Daniel Tarullo, Harvard Law School   
“Liquidity Regulation in the Post-crisis Regime” 

April 18
Chester Spatt, MIT GCFP and Carnegie Mellon 
“Market Data and Pricing of Exchange Services” 

May 2
Deborah Lucas, MIT Sloan
“Issues and Outlook for Housing Finance Reform” 

May 16
Athanasios Orphanides, MIT Sloan 
“Delegated Authority to Ratings Agencies by the ECB” 

May 23
Carlos Avenancio-León, MIT GCFP
“Antitrust Enforcement in the Banking Industry”

If you are interested in attending these discussions, please contact Deirdre Wade to RSVP.

For more info Deirdre Wade Senior Administrative Assistant, MIT Golub Center for Finance and Policy (781) 866-0428