Fwd: 14th Annual Bank Research Conference, September 18-19, 2014

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Subject: 14th Annual Bank Research Conference, September 18-19, 2014
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CALL FOR PAPERS   14th Annual Bank Research Conference, September 18-19, 2014   Risk Management After the Crisis: What is next for the domestic and international financial institutions and systems?   Jointly organized by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's Center for Financial Research and the Journal of Financial Services Research (JFSR)    The FDIC's Center for Financial Research and the JFSR invite submissions for the 141h Annual Fall Research Conference to be held in Arlington, Virginia on Thursday, September 18 and Friday, September 19, 2014.   The financial institutions face low loan demand, high regulatory scrutiny, low spreads, and rising rates going forward. Such an environment calls for focused risk management and risk governance. The Program Committee invites theoretical and empirical papers on issues related to the risk, performance, and regulation of the financial sector including, but not limited to:   RISK MEASUREMENT AND MANAGEMENT Has increased bank supervision reduced overall risk or just shifted the risks to shadow banking?  How do corporate governance, compensations practices affect risk taking? Can we identify systemic risks; can we predict (or observe) when they are too large?   What are the financial system risks associated with long-term zero interest rate policies?   Various dimensions of derivatives and structured finance product markets including:  Sources of product liquidity Adequacy of industry pricing and risk measurement models REGULATORY RISK  Has the Dodd-Frank Act created incentives for improved risk management in US institutions?  Will Basel III work as regulators hope, or do they create new levels of complexity that will lead to new complex arbitrage opportunities and other unintended economic consequences?  What are the costs and benefits of enhanced capital and liquidity regulations?  Have regulatory reforms ended "too-big-to fail"? How does access to the various parts of the safety net profit individual institutions or the wider financial services sector? Does the framework for monitoring and regulating the industry create the proper incentives for controlling financial sector risks? CREDIT RISK  What is the future of securitization (with or without GSEs)?  (Credit-quality) rating mechanisms Syndicated loans  How can underwriting standards be monitored and regulated?   The 14th Annual FDIC-JFSR conference will provide a forum to discuss these issues. Expenses for travel and lodging will be reimbursed for paper presenters. Papers must be received by July 1, 2014. Authors will be notified about the status of their papers by August 1, 2014. Please submit papers as "pdf" attachments to an email sent to CFR@fdic.gov. Please name the file: "YourLastName.pdf." For additional information, please contact the conference organizers: Jack Reidhill (202) 898-7371 (JReidhill@fdic.gov) or Haluk Unal (301) 405–2256 (hunal@rhsmith.umd.edu). Questions for FDIC? Contact Us   STAY CONNECTED: SUBSCRIBER SERVICES: Manage Preferences  |  Unsubscribe  |  Help This email was sent to iammejtm@gmail.com using GovDelivery, on behalf of: FDIC Subscriptions · 3501 Fairfax Drive · Arlington, VA 22226 · 877-275-3342

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Jeremy Tobias Matthews