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1-2 Dec 2016 Lille (France)
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Call for papers 2016Call for paper: IFRS-Basle-Solvency 2nd symposium December 1st and 2nd 2016
Organizational committee
Frédéric Lobez, (University of Lille) Eric De Bodt, (University of Lille) Pascal Alphonse, (University of Lille) Pascal Barneto, (University Bordeaux) Karima Bouaiss, (University of Lille) Jean Gabriel Cousin, (University of Lille) Gael Imad’ Eddine, (University of Lille 2) Ludovic Vigneron, (University of Valenciennes) George Ugeux, (University de Columbia) *** The IFRS-Basle-Solvency symposium aims to discuss the determinants and effects of the financial crisis on the risk management in the banking and insurance sectors and also to review the consequences of the regulators’ increased intervention on the financial markets. Macro and micro level research on banking regulation (Basle II and III) as well as on insurance (Solvency II) shed a light on different kinds of institutional cooperation targeting an improvement of the large financial institutions’ solvency and hence preventing systemic risk. But what are the strategies jointly implemented by the major players (financial institutions and regulators)? What are the effects on the risk management, the performance, the organizational structures and the governance of those financial institutions? But other topics related to the current financial markets situation are also relevant. Liquidity on the interbank market, systemic risk prevention and capital allocation in the economy still remain hot topics five years after the financial crisis. But more specifically, we propose to think about the relevance of the institutional cooperation between financial institutions (banks and insurance companies), regulators (Fed, ECB, regulation committees, local supervisors) and governments when they target a better risk management. Examples such as the major role of the ECB in the negotiations with Greece, or the fact that the 120 largest banks were put under the supervision of the ECB November 2015, as well as the Quantitative Easing, show that supervisors’ influence is increasing when it comes to shape the financial landscape. In this set up, researchers are invited to submit their works on the following topics: - Interbank market liquidity and the function of the regulators - The macroeconomic effects of the central banks policies - The impacts of Greek Debt on the interbank and financial markets - The banking and insurance supervision - The impact of the regulations constraints and the economic cycles on contra-cyclical cushions - The consequences of the stress tests and more specifically the effects on the failed banks - The effect of the crisis and the regulation on the securitization market - The implications when an institution must jointly follow both Solvency and Basle regulations - The long term effects of the crisis on the risk management in banks and insurances companies - More broadly the impact of regulations (Basle / Solvency) on:
**** The papers must be submitted before Octobre 1st 2016. Submission will be done through our website : http://bankregul.sciencesconf.org/ A selection of papers will be published in Journals.
Deadlines: Submission deadline: October 1st 2016 |
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