The International Financial Architecture: Fit for purpose?
Why you should watch: Covid19 is a massive blow to the real economy - but how is the financial system coping? Better or worse than the GFC? And how are we going to unwind the massive increase in both public and private debt? Should banks and governments be thinking now about a coordinated approach (perhaps through the FSB) to what's going to happen when they find themselves equity owners of thousands of companies - both big and small - that have only been propped up by government largesse? An open-ended discussion with the former Deputy Comptroller of the Currency, and US representative on the Basel Committee.
Charles Taylor was Deputy Comptroller at the OCC from 2011 to 2016, during which time he also chaired the Basel Committee's Standards Implementation Group. He then became Executive Fellow at the US Treasury's Office of Financial Research and is now a Visiting Scholar at GW Law School in DC. Prior to joining the OCC, he headed the Pew Trust's Financial Reform Project, was Executive Director of the Group of 30, and worked with a number of major consultancies. He began his career at the World Bank.
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