The Junior Faculty Workshop on Financial Regulation and Banking was held at Stanford GSB on February 12-13, 2016.
The goal of the workshop was to facilitate the dissemination of research, networking, and collaboration among junior faculty working on financial regulation, financial intermediation, and banking. The workshop program featured six papers — each one was commented by a discussant.
| Presenter: Eduardo Davila, New York University Discussant: Maryam Farboodi, Princeton University  Optimal Deposit Insurance(joint with Itay Goldstein) |
| Presenter: Ji Huang, National University of Singapore Discussant: Benjamin Hebert, Stanford GSB Banking and Shadow Banking |
| Presenter: Juliane Begenau Harvard University Discussant: Goncalo Pina, Santa Clara University Financial Regulation in a Quantitative Model of the Modern Banking System(joint with Tim Landvoigt) |
| Presenter: Ansgar Walther, Oxford University Discussant: Tim McQuade, Stanford GSB Crowding out Disclosure: Amplification and Stress Test Design(joint with Daniel Quigley) |
| Presenter: Vania Stavrakeva, London Business School Discussant: Jason Roderick Donaldson, Washington University, St. Louis Regulation and the Evolution of the Financial Sector |
| Presenter: Will Gornall, University of British Columbia Discussant: Giorgia Piacentino, Washington University, St. Louis Safe Assets and Dangerous Liabilities: How Bank-Level Frictions Explain Bank Seniority |
Dana Foarta, Assistant Professor of Political Science
Victoria Vanasco, Assistant Professor of Finance