[IGE/IMF International Conference] G-20 Reform Initiatives: Impications for the Future of Financial

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IGE/IMF International Confernce

November 10~11, 2009

Seoul, Korea

G-20 Reform Initiatives:

Implications for the Future of Financial Regulation

Organized by

Institute for Global Economics (IGE)

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

Sponsored by

Shinhan Bank

PROGRAM

Tuesday, November 10

6:30 p.m.	Reception and Dinner (Diamond Hall, 22nd Floor)
	Welcoming Remarks: Chong-Hyun Nam, President, Institute for Global Economics
	José Viñals, Financial Counsellor and Director of the Monetary and Capital Market Department, International Monetary Fund

	Congratulatory Remarks: The Honorable Il SaKong, Chairman, G-20 Summit Korea Coordinating Committee

Wednesday, November 11

08:30~09:00 a.m.	Registration (Diamond Hall, 22nd Floor)

Morning Session	Chair: Pyung-Joo Kim, Chairman, Institute for Global Economics

09:00~09:10 a.m.	Opening Remarks
	Baek Soon Lee, President & CEO, Shinhan Bank

09:10~09:50 a.m.	Keynote Address: Lessons from Global Economic and Financial Crisis
	Edwin (Ted) M. Truman, Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economis/ former Assistant Secretary of the US Treasury

9:50~10:30 a.m.	Lessons Learned from Regulatory and Supervisory Responses to the Crisis
	José Viñals, Financial Counsellor and Director of the Monetary and Capital Market Department, International Monetary Fund

	Q&A

10:30~10:45 a.m.	Coffee Break

10:45~12:15 p.m.	Systemic Risk Regulation
	Who Should Regulate Systemic Risk?
	Masahiro Kawai, Dean, Asian Development Institute, Tokyo

	Defining Systemically Important Institutions, Market, and Instruments
	Barry Johnson, Assistant Director, Monetary and Capital Market Department, International Monetary Fund

	Regulating Systemic Risk: Procyclicality, Leverage, and Capital Surcharges
	Jang Yung Lee, Vice Governor, Financial Supervisory Service

	Q&A

12:15~2:00 p.m.	Lunch (Maple Hall, 4th Floor)
	Guest Speaker: The Honorable Dong Soo Chin, Chairman, Financial Services Commission

Afternoon Session	Chair: Cheng Hoon Lim, Advisor, International Monetary Fund

2:00~3:30 p.m.	Managing Cross-Border Risks
	Making Supervisory Colleges Work
	John Palmer, former Superintendant of Financial Institutions, Canada

	Cross-border Banking and Frameworks for Crisis Management and Resolution
	Luis Cortavarria-Checkley, Advisor, Monetary and Capital Market Department, International Monetary Fund

	How to Throw Sand in the Wheels of Foreign Capital Flows: Regulations, Institutional Building or Bail-out?
	Kyung Soo Kim, Deputy Governor, BOK

	Q&A

3:30~3:45 p.m.	Coffee Break

3:45~5:15 p.m.	Panel Discussion: The Challenge of Unsinding Policy Interventions During the Crisis
	Moderator: Yoon-Je Cho, Dean, GSIS, Sogang University / Senior Advisor, Institute for Global Economics

	Panelists: Barry Johnston, Assistant Director, Monetary and Capital Market Department, International Monetary Fund
	Oh-Seok Hyun, President, Korea DevelopmentI Institute
	Dae-Lae Nho, Deputy Minister, Minisstry of Strategy and Finance
	Richard Dobbs, Director, McKinsey Global Institute, Mckinsey & Company
	Won-Am Park, Professor, Hoing Ik University

	Q&A