In case you missed it, you can revisit our first policy session of the 2024 Financial Markets Conference, “Domestic Liquidity Provision during Potential Crises.” The session, which focused on regulation and liquidity risk, was moderated by @Steven Kelly, associate director of research at the Yale Program on Financial Stability, Yale School of Management. Panelists included Luc Laeven, director-general of directorate general research, European Central Bank; Susan McLaughlin, executive fellow at Yale Program on Financial Stability; Master's Program in Systemic Risk; and Bill Nelson, Bank Policy Institute executive vice president and chief economist. #FedFMC Livestream: https://atlfed.org/3L2shmp You can find the conference agenda, session links, speeches, and presentations on our website: https://atlfed.org/3XjhA6v
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