Department of Finance, European Institute and Financial Markets Group (FMG) public debate
Date: Wednesday 2 November 2011
Time: 6.45-8.15pm
Venue: New Theatre, East Building
Speaker: Dr Jon Danielsson, Dr Bob Hancke, Dr Vassilis Monastiriotis, Professor Dimitri Vayanos
Chair: Professor Charles Goodhart
The panellists will each outline their analysis of the crisis, with particular emphasis on the Eurozone, and debate how it could be resolved. Their different academic backgrounds and views ranging from Political Economy to Financial Economics will provide for a wide-ranging and lively discussion set against LSE's customary sharp analysis.
Dr Jon Danielsson is a reader at the Department of Finance and a member of the FMG.
Dr Bob Hancke is a reader in European Political Economy at the European Institute, LSE.
Dr Vassilis Monastiriotis is a senior lecturer in the Political Economy of South Eastern Europe at the Hellenic Observatory, LSE.
Dimitri Vayanos is professor of finance, programme director of Paul Woolley Centre for the Study of Capital Market Dysfunctionality and a member of the FMG, LSE.
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This event is free and open to all with no ticket required. Entry is on a first come, first served basis. For any queries email fmg@lse.ac.uk or phone 0207 955 6301.
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