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Center for Financial Research

21st Annual Bank Research Conference

The FDIC's Center for Financial Research is proud to host the annual Bank Research Conference, a gathering of academics, industry representatives and policymakers committed to the principle that policy should be informed by research.

The Bank Research Conference promotes topics related to the banking industry and the FDIC's essential mission to maintain stability and public confidence in the nation's financial system. Today, this conference has become a premier and highly competitive forum for bank research, attracting hundreds of submissions from authors of papers and posters on a multitude of topics.

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September 14, 2022

September 15, 2022

September 16, 2022

Agenda

Last Updated: January 16, 2026

Thursday Virtual Session Link
9:00-9:30	Opening Remarks Martin Gruenberg, Acting Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
9:30-11:00	Paper Session 1: Banks, Non-Banks and Corporate Lending Session Chair and Discussant: M. Cecilia Bustamante, University of Maryland Wide or Narrow? Competition and Scope in Financial Intermediation Matteo Benetton, University of California-Berkeley Greg Buchak, Stanford University Claudia Robles-Garcia, Stanford University Navigating Stormy Waters: Crises, Selection, and Productivity Dynamics Ufuk Akcigit, University of Chicago Harun Alp, Federal Reserve Board of Governors Ege Y. Ercan, Stanford University Non-Bank Lending During Financial Crises Inaki Aldasoro, Bank for International Settlements Sebastian Doerr, Bank for International Settlements Haonan Zhou, Princeton University
11:00-11:15	Break
11:15-12:15	Paper Session 2: Trade Credit: Alternatives to Traditional Borrowing Session Chair and Discussant: Mitchell Petersen, Northwestern University Financial Integration through Production Networks Indraneel Chakraborty, University of Miami Saketh Chityala, Indian School of Business Apoorva Javadekar, Indian School of Business Rodney Ramcharan, University of Southern California Trade Credit and Markups Alvaro Garcia-Marin, Universidad de los Andes Santiago Justel, World Bank Tim Schmidt-Eisenlohr, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
12:15-1:45	Lunch and Poster Session Poster Session: Bailouts, Bail-ins, and Banking Industry Dynamics April Meehl, University of Wisconsin-Madison Bank Competition and Entrepreneurial Gaps: Evidence from Bank Deregulation Xiang Li, Boston College Do Banks Care about ESG? Firm Capital Structure in the Green Era Stefan Walz, Columbia University It's Not You, It's Them: Industry Spillovers and Loan Portfolio Optimization Juan Pablo Gorostiaga, IESE Business School Level 3 Fair Value Measurement and Systemic Risk Mimicking Regulatory Peers Scott Liao, University of Toronto Jacob Ott, London School of Economics Ethan Yao, University of Minnesota Helen Zhang, University of Minnesota Mimicking Regulatory Peers Minjae Kim, University of Minnesota
1:45-3:15	Paper Session 3: What Could Go Wrong? Three Types of Banking Shocks Session Chair and Discussant: Jean Helwege, University of California, Riverside Asymmetric Systemic Risk Radoslav Raykov, Bank of Canada Consuelo Silva-Buston, Pontificia Universidad de Catolica de Chile Granular Credit Risk Sigurd Galaasen, Norges Bank Rustam Jamilov, University of Oxford Ragnar Juelsrud, Norges Bank Helene Rey, London Business School Bank Specialization and Industry-Specific Shocks Rajkamal Iyer, Imperial College London Sotirios Kokas, University of Essex Alexander Michaelides, Imperial College London Jose-Luis Peydro, Imperial College London
3:15-3:30	Break
3:30-5:00	Paper Session 4: Economic Consequences of Mandatory Bank Disclosures Session Chair and Discussant: Annette Beatty, The Ohio State University Economic Consequences of Transparency Regulation: Evidence from Bank Mortgage Lending Allison Nicoletti, University of Pennsylvania Christina Zhu, University of Pennsylvania The Social Externalities of Bank Disclosure Regulation: Evidence from the Community Reinvestment Act Sydney Kim, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Oktay Urcan, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Hayoung Yoon, Southern Methodist University Loan Fair Value Disclosures and Deposit Flows Qi Chen, Duke University Rahul Vashishtha, Duke University Shuyan Wang, Duke University
5:00	Reception

Friday Virtual Session Link
9:00-10:30	Paper Session 5: The Economics of Stablecoins Session Chair and Discussant: Zhiguo He, University of Chicago Making Money Gary B. Gorton, Yale University Chase P. Ross, Federal Reserve Board of Governors Sharon Y. Ross, Office of Financial Research, US Treasury The Digital Economy, Privacy, and CBDC Toni Ahnert, European Central Bank Peter Hoffmann, European Central Bank Cyril Monnet, University of Bern Can Stablecoins be Stable? Adrien d'Avernas, Stockholm School of Economics Vincent Maurin, Stockholm School of Economics Quentin Vandeweyer, University of Chicago
10:30-10:45	Break
10:45-12:15	Paper Session 6: Bank Regulation and Risk Taking Incentives Session Chair and Discussant: Joao Santos, Federal Reserve Bank of New York Bank Leverage Limits and Risk-Taking in the Mortgage Market: Evidence from Post-Crisis Reforms Fabrizio Almeida Marodin, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Cross-Selling in Bank Household Relationships. Implications for Deposit Pricing, Loan Pricing, and Monetary Policy Christoph Basten, University of Zurich Ragnar Enger Juelsrud, Norges Bank Liquidity Regulation and Bank Risk Taking on the Horizon Joshua Bosshardt, Federal Housing Finance Agency Ali Kakhbod, University of California-Berkeley Farzad Saidi, University of Bonn
12:15-1:30	Lunch
1:30-3:00	Paper Session 7: Banks, the Economy, and Society Session Chair and Discussant: Liu Yang, University of Maryland Bank Monitoring in Construction Lending Amanda Heitz, Tulane University Chris Martin, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Alex Ufier, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Value of Lending Relationships Andrew Bird, Chapman University Michael Hertzel, Arizona State University Stephen A. Karolyi, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Thomas G. Ruchti, Office of Financial Research, US Treasury "Let Us Put Our Moneys Together:" Minority-Owned Banks, Local Economic Development, and Resilience to Crises Allen N. Berger, University of South Carolina Maryann P. Feldman, Arizona State University W. Scott Langford, Arizona State University Raluca A. Roman, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

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