The Department of Economics, Finance & Accounting at Maynooth University welcomes Sharon Donnery, Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland, who will deliver a talk on “Building resilience in the face of uncertainty – what role for policy?”, followed by a panel discussion, chaired by Bridget McNally (Maynooth University) with panelists Robert Kelly (Central Bank, Head of Macro-Finance Division), Dermot O’Leary (Chief Economist at Goodbody Stockbrokers), and Gregory Connor (Maynooth University), on Thursday 31st May 2018, at 11am – 12:15 pm, Renehan Hall, Maynooth University. R.S.V.P. EconFinAcc@mu.ie. For further information tel: 01-7083728 / 7083681
2 replies on “Sharon Donnery (Deputy Governor, Central Bank of Ireland) speech on macroprudential policy”
Building resilience. Maybe start with a ban on new debt.
Italy is in crisis mode again. Nothing was learnt last time . As Muenchau said at the time if globalisation and monetary expansion cannot be unwound, build a coherent regulatory structure to police the system. And that opportunity was ignored in favour of ZIRP. Everything is mis priced. What follows every asset bubble is a banking crisis. And nobody is ready.
This blog hah gone very quiet. Given the lotrntpot calamity unfilfiun in brexitland, and the effects thereof here, are therr no thoughts on same?