Banqueiros centrais no divan do psicanalista financeiro? Nao, apenas reflexoes "banqueirais"... - BIS papers

Como eu leio de tudo, do portal Vermelho (alucinante, eu recomendo), até o Trump (quem diria), de vez em quando também me digno a ler o que andam pensando, ou fazendo, os banqueiros centrais deste nosso planetinha redondo, cada vez menor em termos de fluxos de capital, aquela coisa que os companheiros chamariam de "financeirização" (perceberam o que é?; eu não, deve ser algo profundo).
Pois bem, banqueiros centrais também se divertem, mas trabalhando, claro, e se mantendo informados sobre o que os demais anda fazendo ou pensando, como neste último convescote numa das mais belas cidades daquele paisinho que é justamente o centro da tal de "financeirização".
Depois de ler as belas coisas que eles escreveram, linkadas abaixo, eu recomendo ler Liaquat Ahmad, Lords of Finance: the bankers who broke the world (melhor, sempre, comprar uma edição original, ou em pocket, mas na Abebooks, que garanto vai sair dez vezes mais barato do que a edição brasileira, sempre...).
Paulo Roberto de Almeida

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"Towards a 'New Normal' in Financial Markets?" Free Download
BIS Paper No. 84

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The 14th BIS Annual Conference took place in Lucerne, Switzerland, on 26 June 2015. The event brought together a distinguished group of central bank Governors, leading academics and former public officials to exchange views on the topic "Towards 'a new normal' in financial markets?". The papers presented at the conference and the discussants' comments are released as BIS Working Papers nos 561 to 564.

BIS Papers no 84 contains the opening address by Jaime Caruana (General Manager, BIS), the keynote address by John Kay (London School of Economics) and remarks by Paul Tucker (Harvard Kennedy School).

While the full publication can be downloaded by using the above link, accompanying working papers are available separately as a part of the BIS Working Paper Series:

Mobile Collateral Versus Immobile Collateral

Expectations and Investment

Who Supplies Liquidity, How and When?

Moore's Law vs. Murphy's Law in the Financial System: Who's Winning?

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