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Asset managers play a critical role in our economy, channeling funds from investors to businesses to support economic growth and employment. Their allocation decisions help determine the efficiency with which our economy operates and those decisions also affect financial stability. There is an active policy debate on how to regulate asset managers to maximize economic growth without endangering financial stability.
On January 9, the Initiative on Business and Public Policy at Brookings hosted an event addressing these issues, with experts from a variety of backgrounds sharing their perspectives.
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Asset Management, Financial Stability and Economic Growth
Asset Management, Growth and Stability
The View From Washington
Regulating Asset Management
Agenda
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January 9
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Regulating Asset Management
PKPaul Kupiec Resident Scholar - American Enterprise InstituteMSMarcus Stanley Policy Director - Americans for Financial Reform -
Presentation: The Structure of the Asset Management Industry
BRBrian Reid Chief Economist - Investment Company Institute -
Asset Management, Growth and Stability
MJMMary John Miller Former Under Secretary for Domestic Finance - U.S. Department of the TreasuryPRFPeter R. FIsher Senior Lecturer and Senior Fellow, Center for Global Business and Government - Tuck School of Business at DartmouthMRMatthew Richardson Charles Simon Professor of Applied Financial Economics - Stern School of Business, New York University -
The View From Washington
PPPatrick Pinschmidt Deputy Assistant Secretary, Financial Stability Oversight Council - U.S. Treasury Department
Nellie Liang Under Secretary for Domestic Finance - United States Department of the Treasury, Former Senior Fellow - Economic StudiesMFMark Flannery BankAmerica Professor of Finance - University of Florida
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