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LPFMI and Economic Development – Central Counter Party Clearing (CCP) Cost-Benefit Analysis for Frontier Countries with Martijn Lathouwers (World Bank and formerly LCH)
The role of FMIs in economic development
Location:
Online
Type:
Other
Speakers
Martijn Lathouwers
World Bank and formerly LCH
YSI Presenters
Description
WEBINAR INFORMATION
The Liquidity Project Financial Market Infrastructure (or LPFMI) would like to start in this mini webinar series a conversation with Economic Development, which will encompass one webinar. This project aims to shed some lights on the connection between financial market infrastructures (FMIs) and economic growth. Martijn Lathouwers (World Bank and formerly LCH) will present the paper Central Counter Party Clearing (CCP) Cost-Benefit Analysis for Frontier Countries. Collaborator is et al. Froukelien Wendt (IMF and proposed ESMA Independent Member of the CCP Supervisory Committee).
LPFMI INFORMATION
As some of you know, LPFMI is concerning itself around liquidity questions in financial market infrastructure (FMI) and is therefore open to all questions regarding
i. Liquidity problems at FMIs – this is the core of this project
ii. Liquidity problems in the financial system – this could be the next LP focus
iii. FMI problems in general – this includes innovation such as blockchain / DLT
Should you want to learn more about LPFMI, check out the links below for our initiation presentation from Jun. 2019. There were also Q&A webinars on the presentation, you can check out as well or reach out to any of us at LPFMI. Come join us!
LPFMI EVENTS OUTLOOK
The above mini webinar series will be part of a broader LPFMI Fall 2020 curriculum. You can find an overview (date 04. Oct. 2020 subject to updates) at https://drive.google.com/file/d/10Hgj3S9Oh-k29eEypaIv6MhSkOHJWgAu/view?usp=sharingCome join us as well for the other
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Organizers
Attendees
Gerhardt Kiko Kalterherberg
Jay Pocklington
Sergio Castellanos-Gamboa
Ajibola Akanji
farhad gohardani
Malena Calissano
Emmanuel Umoru Haruna
Kainaat Bhaskar
HOPE EWUDOR
Nurlan Lalayev
Andrew Medeiros
Anjali Katta
Christophe Diederen
Tatiana Camacho
Yeasin Mohammad Amin
Tru Nguyen
Karema Lynch
Ismael Valverde Ambriz
Ismael Valverde Ambriz
Lucas Ford
Aytaj Abbasova
Tatiana Fleming
Raphaël Orange-Leroy
Michelle Cañas
Georgette Laris
Patricia Couto
Iván Weigandi
Rok Piletic
Mlungisi Plaatjies
Firdous Ahmad Malik
Thijs Kieboom
Simtiha Mir
Jonathan Marcus
Conrad Helminger
Farhad Panahov
Rajeshwar Reddy Panyala
Ádám Kerényi
Manuel Espinosa
Hanh Tran
Rafael Lima Sakr
Elisa Sanchez
anne loescher
Lizzeth Gómez Rodríguez
Rafael Heim
Michael-Roy Miller
Nabi Rahimov
Utsav Saksena
Matteo Giordano
Vijay Jariwala
Ezebuilo Ukwueze
oumar ben salha
Maja Savevska
Krshtee Sukhbilas
YASİN TÜZÜN
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Unay Tamgac
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João Pedro
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Smrutirekha Singhari
Mokgadi Ramaloko
Özge Güner Özsoy
Juan Pablo Juliá Ciarelli
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Yuliya Vashkevich
Bishnupriya Bagh
Timothy Eustace Chan
Hung Bui Duy
Steffen Haag
Nuoya Chen
Adeniyi Adekanla
Luiz Tornaghi
Pat Beck II
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