Programme
Welcome: Alan Bollard, Governor, Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Session 1: Two perspectives on competition and efficiency
Competition and organisational and market structures in banking
Presented by: Lew Evans (Victoria University of Wellington and Institute for the Study of Competition and Regulation)
Discussant: Peter Mumford (Ministry of Economic Development)
Session 2
Efficiency in integrated banking markets – Australia and New Zealand
Presented by: David Tripe (Massey University)
Discussant: John Owens (Victoria University of Wellington)
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Session 3: Bank problem resolution
Too big to fail in US bank
Presented by: George Kaufman (Loyola University Chicago)
Discussant: Phil Lowe (Reserve Bank of Australia)
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Banking regulation and foreign-owned banks
Presented by: George Kaufman (Loyola University Chicago)
Discussant: Phil Lowe (Reserve Bank of Australia)
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Session 4: A perspective on bank capital
Is bank capital expensive?
Presented by: Ian Harrison (Reserve Bank of New Zealand)
Discussant: Glenn Boyle (Institute for the Study of Competition and Regulation)
Session 5: Two perspectives on stress testing
Stress testing the New Zealand banking system
Presented by: Ian Woolford (Reserve Bank of New Zealand)
A banker's reactions to the stress-testing exercise
Presented by: Michael Lau (ANZ Banking Group (New Zealand) Limited)