Roger Bootle, Chairman, discusses the following:
- What the root cause was
- How things went so badly wrong
- How and why economic performance has varied since
Jack Allen, our European Economist, discusses the following:
- Whether or not deleveraging is over
- If the banks have fully recovered
- What it all means for the economy
Andrew Kenningham, our Chief Global Economist, discusses the following:
- If the inflation/unemployment relationship has changed
- Whether globalisation and technological change holding inflation back
- If inflation is permanently lower
Jennifer McKeown, our Chief European Economist, discusses the following:
- What “normal” now looks like
- When and how central banks will tighten policy
- How economies and markets will respond
Jonathan Loynes, our Chief Economist, discusses the following:
- If the system has been fixed
- What could trigger another crisis
- How policymakers would react
Our 2017 Annual Conference marks the tenth anniversary of the start of the global financial crisis with a series of talks on different aspects of the crisis. We cover its causes as well as its lasting consequences, including the effects on banks, debt, inflation and monetary policy. We also examine what changes to the financial system have been made in response before assessing the risks of a new crisis and discussing its potential origins and form.
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