I look forward to talking with Charles Goodhart about our book and about how to make banks’ executives personally liable (and for what).

Read this column by Charles Goodhart about Anat Admati's new book 'The bankers' new clothes: what's wrong with banking and what to do about it'.

Charles will also be chairing Anat's book launch at LSE on 9th May, details below:
👉 fmg.ac.uk/events/bankers….

🏦 New bank failures have been a rude awakening for everyone.

In this The FMG lecture, Anat Admati will discuss her new book which addresses the dangers of banking dominating with Charles Goodhart.

🗓️ 9 May. In person and online. Know more ↙️ lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/05…

Nonsense and bad rules persist in banking – Economy and ecology | IPS Journal ips-journal.eu/topics/economy…

Great discussion --- Martin Wolf and my coauthor Martin Hellwig youtube.com/watch?v=cG_2LS…

Thanks for hosting me! I greatly enjoyed the interactions.

📚 This week we had an insightful Inter-American Development Bank Research & Policy Seminar with Professor Anat Admati from Stanford Graduate School of Business . Professor Admati shared valuable insights from her thought-provoking book, 'The Bankers' New Clothes: What's Wrong with Banking and What to Do about It.' Thank you!

🏦 Was the banking industry reformed after the Global Financial Crisis?

This The FMG lecture with Anat Admati will discuss the shortcomings of the banking sector and more in a conversation with Charles Goodhart.

In person and online. More info 👉 lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/05…

My talk tomorrow is open virtually, aimed mainly at policymakers from Latin America (in the hope they don’t learn financial stability rules from US and Europe..)

My coauthor discussing the new edition of our book with Martin Wolf tomorrow, open virtual event.

The recent bank failures are a harsh reminder that the financial system needs stronger regulation and supervision. Join us for an eye-opening discussion with Stanford Graduate School of Business professor Anat Admati on how the banking system can be made safer and healthier.
events.iadb.org/calendar/event…

Thanks Jill Schlesinger for our conversation (and your work)!! jillonmoney.com/podcasts/tag/A…

Deception is prevalent in banking and numerous other industries, and Anat Admati warns that we should be alarmed by the seeming inability of democracies to resist the influence of powerful corporations and their leaders. ow.ly/xqbP50RcxAi

Financial market reforms promised after the '08 crisis failed to materialize, write Martin Hellwig & Anat Admati in the new ed. of 'The Banker's New Clothes'. Join our Short Cut as Hellwig & Martin Wolf discuss why banks are still dangerous.

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We posted an updated version of the list of 44 flawed claims, including new footnote 53 (w/o honoring the ridiculous claim that grocery prices would increase with own claim number) and challenged academics Hanson et al. (2024) gsb-faculty.stanford.edu/anat-r-admati/…

By sowing confusion and leveraging their symbiotic relationships with politicians, regulators, and academics, bankers have corrupted the mechanisms by which banking rules are formulated and enforced, says Stanford Graduate School of Business’s Anat Admati. bit.ly/3xoXWuR

My lament on banking that extends beyond.

By avoiding equity funding and relying heavily on borrowing, banks are able to shift costs and risks to others, ultimately benefiting at the public's expense, writes Stanford Graduate School of Business’s Anat Admati. bit.ly/3xoXWuR

Today at Stanford Graduate School of Business and by zoom 'Is Democratic Capitalism in Crisis?' Launch of Program on Capitalism and Democracy Stanford CDDRL cddrl.fsi.stanford.edu/events/democra…

More than 15 years after the crash, the effort to make banking as safe as it should be is stumbling yet again, says Clive Crook bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… via Bloomberg Opinion