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The purpose of the Center for Financial Innovation and Stability is to improve knowledge of financial innovation and financial stability as well as the connection between the two, especially as it pertains to Federal Reserve policymaking.

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Sovereign Debt and Default
November/December 2011

Notes from the Vault
Gerald P. Dwyer
The sovereign debt crisis in Europe has seen new developments almost every day. A conference at the Atlanta Fed examined the origins of the crisis, its larger implications, and what may happen in the coming year.
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CenFIS conference explores sovereign debt, default

On November 28–29, 2011, the Atlanta Fed's Center for Financial Innovation and Stability hosted a conference to explore the pressing topic of sovereign debt defaults. Participants discussed sovereign debt in the euro area, the market for credit default swaps, and more.
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Updates & Other News

11/8/11: The Financial Crisis and Recovery: Why so Slow?
September/October 2011
9/21/11: Fourth Annual JIMF Conference at the University of California, Santa Cruz
September 23–24, 2011
8/25/11: Credit Ratings and the U.S. Downgrade - July/August 2011
6/28/11: Three Individually Reasonable Decisions, One Unintended Consequence, and a Solution - May/June 2011
5/23/11: Capital at Banks - April 2011
4/21/11: Economic Effects of Banking Crises: A Bit of Evidence from Iceland and Ireland - March 2011
3/16/11: Municipal Bond Woes
2/2/11: International Dimensions of the Financial Crisis of 2007 and 2008
2/2/11: The International Dimensions of the Financial Crisis of 2007–2008

12/30/10: The Economics of Regulating Systemic Risk
12/29/10: A Unifying Approach to the Empirical Evaluation of Asset Pricing Models
11/30/10: Private Deleveraging and Large Government Deficits
10/29/10: Credit Default Swaps on Government Debt: Mindless Speculation?
9/23/10: A Global Financial Crisis?
9/7/10: The Financial Crisis of 2008, Credit Markets and Effects on Developed and Emerging Economies
9/7/10: V Annual Seminar on Banking, Financial Stability and Risk
8/26/10: Expected Returns to Stock Investments by Angel Investors in Groups
8/23/10: The Financial System after the Crisis: Policy Fallout
7/22/10: About Us
7/14/10: The Financial System after the Crisis: Structured Finance and Credit Rating Agencies
6/22/10: Publications
5/26/10: Bailouts
4/9/10: Too Big to Fail: No Simple Solutions
3/24/10: Financial Speculation in Credit Default Swaps
3/11/10: Excess Reserves in the 1930s: A Precautionary Tale
2/12/10: Too Big to Fail
1/26/10: The Relationship between Mortgage Markets and House Prices: Does Financial Instability Make the Difference?
1/15/10: The Costs and Benefits of Short Selling Transcript
1/12/10: Investment Performance Evaluation

12/14/09: CenFIS Working Papers
12/14/09: CenFIS 2009 Working Papers
12/14/09: U.S. Monetary Policy and the Financial Crisis
12/2/09: Regulating Systemic Risk
11/23/09: Regulating Systemic Risk Conference
10/30/09: Regulating Systemic Risk - October 30, 2009
10/9/09: Short Selling: Costs and Benefits - October 9, 2009
9/8/09: Stock Prices in the Financial Crisis
9/8/09: Interest on Reserves and the Current High Level of Excess Reserves
9/8/09: Short Selling: Costs and Benefits
8/14/09: Credit Ratings and Derivatives
7/9/09: Mission
6/29/09: Working Papers
6/26/09: Events
6/26/09: Resources
6/24/09: Contacts
6/24/09: Presentations

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