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Liquidity Conference
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| October 6-7, 2005 |
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A conference jointly sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York and
the Bendheim Center for Finance of Princeton University. Overview Liquidity is essential for the working of financial markets but can dry up periodically, posing the risk of a financial crisis. To avoid a crisis, a comprehensive understanding of the forces that affect liquidity is needed. There are multiple facets to liquidity. The macroeconomic, corporate finance, and banking literatures approach liquidity as ease of accessing funds (“funding liquidity”), while researchers specializing in market microstructure focus on the ease of trading assets (“market liquidity”). This conference aims to bridge the gap between different liquidity concepts and to stimulate an exchange among researchers working on different aspects of liquidity. To highlight the practical relevance of the papers, a practitioner or regulator as well as an academic will discuss each paper. |
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Conference Agenda (HTML with downloadable papers) ›› Conference Agenda (PDF file) ›› |
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| Second Liquidity Conference » |
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