International conference on collateral risk: Moderating housing cycles and their systemic impact
Cosponsored by the Collateral Risk Network, Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University, and AEI

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About This Event

Though policy responses to and studies about the causes of the US housing crisis abound, the relationship between collateral value and housing cycles has received scant attention. The summer 2013 conference — cosponsored by the Collateral Risk Network, Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University, and AEI — will focus on housing cycles and their domestic and international systemic impact. Experts from the US, Europe, Canada, and Asia will address efforts and proposals to moderate housing cycles by using countercyclical lending policies.   

More than 150 people attended last year’s conference. This year’s conference will feature keynote speakers Karl Case of the Case-Shiller House Price Index and Bill Isaac, chairman of Fifth-Third Bank and former chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. You will hear from six panels of experts from academia, the appraisal industry, financial community, and regulatory bodies.

We welcome you to participate in person or to watch the event live on this page. Full video will be posted within 24 hours.

Event Contact Information

For more information, please contact Emily Rapp at Emily.Rapp@aei.org, 202.419.5212.

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Edward J.
Pinto
  • An executive vice president and chief credit officer for Fannie Mae until the late 1980s, Edward Pinto has done groundbreaking research on the role of government housing policies in the lead-up to the financial crisis. In particular, his data have revealed striking facts about the contributions of housing policy to the mortgage crisis. Two of his major research papers have been submitted to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission: "Government Housing Policies in the Lead-up to the Financial Crisis: A Forensic Study" and "Triggers of the Financial Crisis." At AEI Mr. Pinto is continuing his work on the role of housing policies in the financial crisis and researching policy considerations and options for rebuilding our housing-finance sector.
  • Phone: 240-423-2848
    Email: edward.pinto@aei.org
  • Assistant Info

    Name: Emily Rapp
    Phone: 202-419-5212
    Email: emily.rapp@aei.org

 

Alex J.
Pollock
  • Alex Pollock joined AEI in 2004 after thirty-five years in banking. He was president and chief executive officer of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago from 1991 to 2004. He is the author of numerous articles on financial systems and the organizer of the “Deflating Bubble” series of AEI conferences. In 2007, he developed a one-page mortgage form to help borrowers understand their mortgage obligations. At AEI, he focuses on financial policy issues, including housing finance, government-sponsored enterprises, retirement finance, corporate governance, accounting standards, and the banking system. He is the lead director of CME Group, a director of Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation and the International Union for Housing Finance, and chairman of the board of the Great Books Foundation.

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  • Phone: 2028627190
    Email: apollock@aei.org
  • Assistant Info

    Name: Emily Rapp
    Phone: (202) 419-5212
    Email: emily.rapp@aei.org
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