Finance and Society May 5-6, 2015 | Washington, Dc

Finance and Society May 5-6, 2015 | Washington, Dc

FINANCE AND SOCIETY MAY 5-6, 2015 | WASHINGTON, DC Dinner May 5, 2015 National Museum of Women in the Arts 1250 New York Avenue NW, Washington, DC ______________________________________________________________________________________ 6.30 P Welcome Reception ______________________________________________________________________________________ 7.30 Dinner Opening Remarks and Introduction • Robert Johnson President, Institute for New Economic Thinking Keynote – Senator Elizabeth Warren ______________________________________________________________________________________ Conference May 6, 2015 IMF Headquarters 1900 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC ______________________________________________________________________________________ 8.30 A Registration and Refreshments ______________________________________________________________________________________ 9.00 Welcome Address and Introductory Remarks • Ceyla Pazarbasioglu Deputy Director, International Monetary Fund • Signe Krogstrup Assistant Director, Deputy Head of Monetary Policy Analysis, Swiss National Bank ______________________________________________________________________________________ 9.15 Keynote - A Conversation With Christine Lagarde and Janet Yellen • Christine Lagarde Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund • Janet Yellen Chair of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System 10.15 Break 10.45 Panel – Other People's Money: Governance, Integrity, and Ethics • Rana Foroohar (Moderator) Assistant Managing Editor, Business & Economics, Time Magazine • Kara Stein Commissioner, U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission • Margaret Heffernan Entrepreneur & Author • Ngaire Woods Dean of Blavatnik School of Government & Professor of Global Economic Governance, University of Oxford ______________________________________________________________________________________ 12.00 P Lunch Reception ______________________________________________________________________________________ 1.15 Panel – Credit Markets: Booms, Busts and Distortions • Catherine Rampell (Moderator) Columnist, Washington Post • Claudia Buch Deputy President, Deutsche Bundesbank • Esther George President & CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City • Kat Taylor Co-CEO, Beneficial State Bank 2.30 Break ______________________________________________________________________________________ 2.45 Making Financial Regulation Work for Society A conversation with: • Anat Admati George G.C. Parker Professor of Finance and Economics, Stanford Graduate School of Business • Brooksley Born Former Chairperson, Commodity Futures Trading Commission Introduction: Sharon Bowen Commissioner, Commodity Futures Trading Commission 3.45 Break ______________________________________________________________________________________ 4.00 An Interview with Deputy Treasury Secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin Interviewer: Gillian Tett Journalist, Financial Times 4.30 Concluding Remarks • Gudrun Johnsen Assistant Professor of Finance, University of Iceland • Robert Johnson President, Institute for New Economic Thinking CONFERENCE CLOSE Program Committee Anat Admati (Stanford University) Marshall Auerback (Institute for New Economic Thinking) Gudrun Johnsen (University of Iceland) Rob Johnson (Institute for New Economic Thinking) Signe Krogstrup (Swiss National Bank) Ceyla Pazarbasioglu (International Monetary Fund) Supported by: Central Bank of Iceland International Monetary Fund (IMF) Georgetown University Stanford Graduate School of Business .

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