parallel sessions

Day 3: Friday 31st May

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8:00- 9:30

Parallel Session 5

LOCAL CURRENCY FINANCING

Chair: Mark Manger  (Munk School of Global Affairs)

Collège Néerlandais

COORDINATION AND COMPARIBILITY IN RESTRUCTURINGS

Chair: Adil Ababou (Gates Foundation)

R2-01

DEBT AND TAXES

Chair: Silvia Marchesi (University of Milano Bicocca)

R2-21

11:30- 13:00

Parallel Session 6

 

THE POLITICS AND ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABILITY

Chair: Peter Rosendroff (New York University)

  • "Dithering Debtors, Credible Creditors: A Structural Power Analysis of Ghana's 2014 IMF Bailout Request"
    Kofi Gunu
    (University of Oxford)
  • "IMF survival instincts: risk exposure and the design of loan programs"
    Kathleen Brown
    (Leiden University Institute of Political Science)
  • "Restoring sustainability to Argentina"
    Chris Marsh
    (Exante Data), Brad Setser (Council on Foreign Relations)
  • "Safe Assets in Emerging Market Economies"
    Cristian Cuevas
    (Universidad de los Andes)

Collège Néerlandais

DOMESTIC DEBT AND DEFAULTS

Chair: Sarah Brooks (The Ohio State University)

  • "Debt Relief by Multilateral Lenders: Approaches and Implications"
    Marina Zucker Marques (Global Development Policy Center - Boston University), Ulrich Volz (School of Oriental and African Studies - University of London), Kevin P. Gallagher (Global Development Policy Center - Boston University)
  • "Ghana's Novel Domestic Debt Exchange Program (DDEP): Lessons for the Global Community"
    Godfred A. Bokpin (University of Ghana), Benjamin Boakye (Africa Centre for Energy Policy)
  • "Optimising Domestic Debt Restructuring (DDR): The Sri Lankan Case - Lessons for DDR as a tool in addressing debt distress"
    Chayu Damsinghe
    (Frontier Research), Thilina Panduwawala (Frontier Research), Umesh Moramudali (University of Colombo)
  • "Sovereign Defaults at Home and Abroad"
    Mattia Osvaldo Picarelli (European Stability Mechanism,) Aitor Erce (UPNA, CERDI), Enrico Mallucci (US Federal Reserve Board)

R2-21

Debt Restructuring History

Chair: Juan Flores (University of Geneva)

  • "Sovereign Debt: 200 years of creditor losses"
    Josefin Meyer
    (DIW Berlin, Kiel Institute for the World Economy), Clemens Graf von Luckner (Sciences Po), Carmen M. Reinhart (Harvard Kennedy School), Christoph Trebesch (Kiel Institute for the World Economy)
  • "Sovereign debt refinancing in history"
    Francois R. Velde
    (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago)
  • "The Lame Ducks Association: Distress, Common Law and the Birth of Sovereign Default Arbitration in 19th Century Britain"
    Marc Flandreau
    (University of Pennsylvania)
  • "The Road to Zambia's 2020 Sovereign Debt Default - Improving the Common Framework"
    Ignatius Masilokwa
    (Zambia Institute for Policy Analysis and Research), Margret Mbewe (Zambia Institute for Policy Analysis and Research), Théodore Humann (Sciences Po), Martin Kessler (Finance for Development Lab)

 

R2-01