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Pdfroster of Attendees The Participants FAHAD ABDULLAH RICHARD BERNER ALMUBARAK Director Governor Office of Financial Research Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency ALAN S. BLINDER DAVID E. ALTIG Professor Executive Vice President Princeton University and Director of Research Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta JOSEF BONNICI KARTIK B. ATHREYA Governor Senior Vice President Central Bank of Malta and Director of Research Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond MICHAEL BORDO Professor ERDEM BAŞÇI Rutgers University Governor Central Bank of the Republic LAEL BRAINARD of Turkey Governor Board of Governors of the Federal MAREK BELKA Reserve System President National Bank of Poland BEN BROADBENT Deputy Governor, Monetary Policy Bank of England 513 514 The Participants JAMES BULLARD MICHAEL DOTSEY President and Chief Executive Officer Senior Vice President Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and Director of Research Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia MARCO BUTI Director-General for Economic BARRY EICHENGREEN and Financial Affairs Professor European Commission University of California-Berkeley AGUSTÍN CARSTENS MARTIN FELDSTEIN Governor Professor Bank of Mexico Harvard University NORMAN CHAN CARLOS FERNÁNDEZ Chief Executive VALDOVINOS Hong Kong Monetary Authority Governor Central Bank of Paraguay SUSAN M. COLLINS Dean and Professor, KARNIT FLUG Gerald R. Ford School Governor of Public Policy Bank of Israel University of Michigan KRISTIN J. FORBES TROY DAVIG Professor Senior Vice President Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Director of Research Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City JACOB A. FRENKEL Chairman of the Board of Trustees JOSÉ DE GREGORIO Group of Thirty Professor Universidad de Chile JASON FURMAN Chair MARK E. DOMS Council of Economic Advisers Under Secretary for Economic Affairs U.S. Department of Commerce The Participants 515 ESTHER L. GEORGE THOMAS M. HOENIG President and Chief Executive Officer Vice Chairman Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CHRYSTALLA GEORGHADJI Governor PATRICK HONOHAN Central Bank of Cyprus Governor Central Bank of Ireland MÁR GUDMUNDSSON Governor ELLEN HUGHES-CROMWICK Central Bank of Iceland Adjunct Professor University of Michigan REFET S. GÜRKAYNAK Professor STEFAN INGVES Bilkent University Governor Sveriges Riksbank CRAIG S. HAKKIO Senior Vice President HUGO FREY JENSEN Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Governor Danmarks Nationalbank KEITH HALL Director ROBERT S. KAPLAN Congressional Budget Office Senior Associate Dean Harvard University PATRICK T. HARKER President and Chief Executive Officer SANGHOON KIM Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Representative and Economist U.S. Office of the Bank of Korea SUSAN HELPER Chief Economist KLAAS KNOT U.S. Department of Commerce President De Nederlandsche Bank N.V. GREGORY D. HESS President NARAYANA R. KOCHERLAKOTA Wabash College President and Chief Executive Officer Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis 516 The Participants EVAN F. KOENIG MICHAEL LEAHY Senior Vice President Deputy Director, and Principal Policy Advisor International Finance Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System RANDALL S. KROSZNER Professor NELLIE LIANG University of Chicago Director, Office of Financial Stability Policy and Research Board of Governors of the Federal ALAN B. KRUEGER Reserve System Professor Princeton University ERKKI LIIKANEN Governor HARUHIKO KURODA Bank of Finland Governor Bank of Japan HUA LIU Deputy Representative JEFFREY M. LACKER U.S. Office of the People’s Bank President and Chief Executive Officer of China Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond DENNIS P. LOCKHART THOMAS LAUBACH President and Chief Executive Officer Director, Monetary Affairs Board of Governors of the Federal Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Reserve System JOZEF MAKÚCH SABINE LAUTENSCHLÄGER Governor Member of the Executive Board National Bank of Slovakia and Vice-Chair of the Supervisory Board of the SSM CATHERINE L. MANN European Central Bank Chief Economist Organisation for Economic ANNE LE LORIER Co-operation and Development First Deputy Governor Banque de France JAMES J. MCANDREWS Executive Vice President and Director of Research Federal Reserve Bank of New York The Participants 517 JOHN MCDERMOTT JOHN PANZER Assistant Governor and Head Director of the Global Practice of Economics for Macroeconomics and Reserve Bank of New Zealand Fiscal Management The World Bank ALLAN MELTZER Professor CHARLES I. PLOSSER Carnegie Mellon University Former President and Chief Executive Officer LORETTA MESTER Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President and Chief Executive Officer Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland STEPHEN S. POLOZ Governor PETER MOOSLECHNER Bank of Canada Member of the Governing Board Central Bank of the Republic RICHARD PORTES of Austria Professor London Business School JOSÉ MUSTRE-DEL-RÍO Economist ADAM POSEN Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Peterson Institute KUBEN NAIDOO for International Economics Deputy Governor South African Reserve Bank SIMON POTTER Executive Vice President and Head CHRISTIAN NOYER of the Markets Group Governor Federal Reserve Bank of New York Banque de France JEROME H. POWELL ØYSTEIN OLSEN Governor Governor Board of Governors of the Federal Norges Bank Reserve System DANIEL PALOTAI DIANE RALEY Chief Economist Senior Vice President Central Bank of Hungary Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City 518 The Participants CARMEN REINHART LUIGI FEDERICO SIGNORINI Professor Deputy Governor Harvard University Bank of Italy HÉLÈNE REY MIROSLAV SINGER Professor Governor London Business School Czech National Bank ILMĀRS RIMŠĒVIČS DAVID SKIDMORE Governor Assistant to the Board Bank of Latvia Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System ERIC S. ROSENGREN President and Chief Executive Officer FRANK R. SMETS Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Adviser to the President European Central Bank GLENN RUDEBUSCH Executive Vice President WILLIAM SPRIGGS and Director of Research Chief Economist Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco AFL-CIO TETSUYA SAKAMOTO DANIEL G. SULLIVAN General Manager for the Americas Executive Vice President Bank of Japan and Director of Research Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago VICENTE SALAS Member of the Governing Council ELLIS W. TALLMAN and of the Executive Commission Senior Vice President Bank of Spain and Director of Research Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland SAMUEL SCHULHOFER-WOHL Senior Vice President ALEXANDRE A. TOMBINI and Director of Research Governor Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Central Bank of Brazil NATHAN SHEETS UMAYYA S. TOUKAN Under Secretary Minister of Finance for International Affairs Ministry of Finance of Jordan U.S. Department of the Treasury The Participants 519 JOSÉ DARÍO URIBE ESCOBAR MYUN-SHIK YOON Governor Deputy Governor Central Bank of Colombia The Bank of Korea JULES VAN BINSBERGEN YUE ZHAO Associate Professor Section Chief, University of Pennsylvania International Department People’s Bank of China JULIO VELARDE Governor PETER ZÖELLNER Central Reserve Bank of Peru Head of Banking Department Bank for International Settlements CHRISTOPHER J. WALLER Senior Vice President Media and Director of Research BINYAMIN APPELBAUM Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Correspondent The New York Times WILLIAM WASCHER Deputy Director, Research PETER BARNES and Statistics Senior Washington Correspondent Board of Governors of the Federal Fox Business Network Reserve System STEVE BECKNER JENS WEIDMANN Senior Correspondent President Market News International Deutsche Bundesbank CHRISTOPHER CONDON JONATHAN WILLIS Reporter Vice President and Economist Bloomberg News Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City SAM FLEMING U.S. Economics Editor JONATHAN H. WRIGHT Financial Times Professor Johns Hopkins University JON HILSENRATH Chief Economics Correspondent PIERRE WUNSCH The Wall Street Journal Deputy Governor National Bank of Belgium 520 The Participants BEN LEUBSDORF Reporter Dow Jones Newswires STEVE LIESMAN Senior Economics Reporter CNBC MICHAEL MCKEE Economics Editor Bloomberg TV YLAN MUI Reporter The Washington Post HOWARD SCHNEIDER Reporter Reuters News.
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