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Bank of Finland’s 4th International Monetary Policy Conference
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Programme Times are in UTC+3 • 12.30 Welcome and Introductory Remarks Governor Olli Rehn, Bank of Finland • 13.00 Invited keynote speech Vice Chair Philip N. Jefferson, Federal Reserve Board • 13.40 Invited keynote speech Chief Economic Advisor Reza Moghadam, Millennium Capital Partners • 14.20 break • 14.50 Policy panel discussion - “Monetary Policy and Uncertainty” Governor Erik Thedéen, Sveriges Riskbank Deputy Governor for Monetary Policy Clare Lombardelli, Bank of England Deputy Governor Agnès Bénassy-Quéré, Banque de France Moderator: Member of the Board Tuomas Välimäki, Bank of Finland • ...
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