Time: 9:30am to 6:30pm
Venue: LSE
Speakers: Bernard Herskovic(UCLA), Matthew Leister (Monash University), Maciej Kotowski (Harvard), Shengxing Zhang (LSE), Amir Kermani (UC Berkeley) and Kamil Yilmaz (Koç University)
Organisers: Kathy Yuan (SRC, FMG, LSE) and Christian Julliard (SRC, FMG, LSE)
Following the success of last year's economic networks and finance conference, this event will bring together academics, policy-makers and practitioners working in the area of banking and network analysis, to stimulate the academic discourse on the generation of aggregate risk through network interactions.
Photographs from the event are available to view.
This is a joint event with the Financial Markets Group (FMG).
Full Report
“Networks in Production: Asset Pricing Implications”
Bernard Herskovic (UCLA)
Discussant: Andrea Tamoni (LSE)
“The Value of Trading Relationships in Turbulent Times”
Amir Kermani (UC Berkeley)
Discussant: Rodrigo Guimaraes (Bank of England)
“Trading Networks and Equilibrium Intermediation”
Maciej H. Kotowski (Harvard)
Discussant: Peter Kondor (CEU and LSE)
“Endogenous Market Making and Network Formation”
Shengxing Zhang (LSE)
Discussant: Frank Page (Indiana University)
“Information Acquisition and Response in Peer-effects Networks”
Matthew Leister (Monash University)
Discussant: Alireza Tahbaz-Salehi (Columbia University)
“How Connected is the Global Sovereign Credit Risk Network?”
Kamil Yilmaz (Koç University)
Discussant: Peter Feldhütter (London Business School)
