



The Bank of Canada's Financial System Research Centre works to advance high-quality financial system research in Canada, informing policy and improving the economic and financial well-being of Canadians. The Centre showcases the Bank’s latest financial system research and analysis, helping us to build partnerships with researchers outside the Bank. This annual conference highlights financial system research from Canada and around the world, including our own research and the results of our joint research ventures.
This year's theme is "Navigating System-Wide risks: Strengthening Resilience in an Evolving Financial Landscape".
by Russell Barnett, Managing Director, Financial Stability Department, Bank of Canada "Revolving Credit to SMEs: The Role of Business Credit Cards" Presenter: Matteo Benetton (University of California, Berkeley) Discussant: Gregory Weitzner (McGill University) ---------- "Subjective Income Expectations and Household Debt Choices" Presenter: Francesco D'Acunto (Georgetown University) Discussant: Davide Melcangi (Federal Reserve Bank of New York) ---------- Session chaired by Katya Kartashova (Bank of Canada) "Non-Bank Financial Institutions and Banks' Fire-Sale Vulnerabilities" Presenter: Nicola Cetorelli (Federal Reserve Bank of New York) Discussant: Emil Siriwardane (Harvard Business School) ---------- "Interest Rate Exposures of Non-Banks: Market Concentration and Monetary Policy Implications" Presenter: Gabor Pinter (Bank for International Settlements) Discussant: Yi Li (Federal Reserve Board) ---------- Session chaired by Christian Friedrich (Bank of Canada) Keynote address by Mariassunta Gianetti (Stockholm School of Economics) Chaired by Sermin Gungor (Bank of Canada) "Interest Rate Risk and Cross-Sectional Effects of Micro-Prudential Regulation" Presenter: Vadim Elenev (Johns Hopkins University) Discussant: Josef Schroth (Bank of Canada) ---------- Session chaired by Josef Schroth (Bank of Canada) by Deputy Governor Toni Gravelle (Bank of Canada) Keynote address delivered by Viral Acharya (New York University). Chaired by Toni Gravelle (Bank of Canada). "Liquidity Support and Distress Resilience in Bank-Affiliated Mutual Funds" Presenter: Falko Fecht (Deutsche Bundesbank) Discussant: Haibei Zhao (Lehigh University) ---------- "The Bank of England's System-Wide Exploratory Scenario" Presenter: Martin Arrowsmith (Bank of England) Discussant: Matthias Sydow (ECB) ---------- Session chaired by Kerem Tuzcuoglu (Bank of Canada) Moderated by Jing Yang (Bank of Canada), featuring panelists: - Trish Mosser (Columbia SIPA) - Jill Cetina (Mays Business School Texas) - Amar Munipalle (OSFI) - Sheila Salloum (CDIC) - Lee Foulger (Bank of England)
Day 1 | Thursday, October 30
30 October, 2025 08:15Sign-In and Continental Breakfast
30 October, 2025 08:45Opening Remarks
30 October, 2025 09:00Session 1: Shocks to Real Sector Balance Sheet / Borrower Credit Risk
30 October, 2025 10:30Refreshment Break
30 October, 2025 11:00Session 2: Banking Fragility and NBFIs
30 October, 2025 12:30Lunch
30 October, 2025 14:00Keynote: "Intermediary Balance Sheet Constraints, Bond Mutual Funds' Strategies, and Bond Returns"
30 October, 2025 15:00Refreshment Break
30 October, 2025 15:30Session 3: Macro-Banking Linkages
30 October, 2025 18:00Dinner (by invitation only)
Day 2 | Friday, October 31
31 October, 2025 08:30Check-In and Continental Breakfast
31 October, 2025 09:00Opening Remarks
31 October, 2025 09:05Keynote: "When is Less More? Bank Arrangements for Liquidity vs Central Bank Support"
31 October, 2025 10:00Session 4: System-Wide Liquidity Stress
31 October, 2025 11:30Refreshment Break
31 October, 2025 11:45Panel Discussion: Policy Preparedness and Response to Financial System Stress
31 October, 2025 13:00Lunch
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