Videos

Kathryn Dominguez, professor at the University of Michigan Ford School of Public Policy, moderates a panel of experts who have ideas on how central banks can do more to address inequality.

Mary Daly and Tracy Basinger of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco discuss how to build a more inclusive financial system.

Eduardo Montero discusses cooperative property rights and development in El Salvador.

Ford School Dean Michael Barr sees a need for an even more comprehensive public investment a decade later with the pandemic-induced recession.

Michael Barr, Adrienne Harris, and Lev Menand speak about Central Bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and how to improve financial inclusion. 

Tawanna Dillahunt and Julie Hui talk about online technologies, entrepreneurship, and income generation in marginalized communities. 

Jeremy Kress details foreign bank history in the U.S. and how to better regulate these banks moving forward.

Lunchtime Keynote with introduction by Glenn Hutchins, co-founder of North Island and Silver Lake; Co-chair of the board, Brookings Institution.

Panel 5: What has Dodd-Frank meant globally? & Closing remarks -

Panel 4: How has Dodd-Frank shaped the response to the current financial crisis, and is it prepared for the next?

Panel 3: How has Dodd-Frank performed for the consumer?

Panel 2: Has Dodd-Frank reined in systemic risk?

Panel 1: What were the difficult choices of Dodd-Frank, and how do they perform today?

A decade of Dodd-Frank - Introduction, overview, and opening welcome.

Finovate Expert Analysis on COVID-19, a Recession, and the Fintech Ecosystem with host Greg Palmer and guest Adrienne Harris.

Adrienne Harris, a Towsley Foundation Policymaker in Residence, explains how “fintech” plays a role during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A virtual conversation between Richard Cordray and Dean Michael S. Barr on Cordray's distinguished career and his new book, Watchdog: How Protecting Consumers Can Save Our Families, Our Economy, and Our Democracy.

Join Ford School Dean and CFLP Co-Faculty Director, Michael Barr in unpacking the Center on Finance, Law & Policy: an interdisciplinary research center focused on creating a financial system that is safer, fairer, and better harnesse

Professor Elizabeth Anderson leads a discussion on "Contradictions of the Work Ethic: Shareholder Capitalism and the Capital Share of Income."

Fintech Challenge Pitch Event - Featuring Prof. Adrienne Harris, Senior Research Fellow, Center on Finance, Law & Policy, on "The Promise of Fintech." 

Mary Ellen Iskenderian, President and CEO of Women’s World Banking, presents her keynote address for the Central Bank of the Future Conference.

Stefan Ingves, Njuguna Ndung’u, and dean Michael Barr finish off the Central Bank of the Future Conference with a closing keynote conversation. Learn more here.

Aaron Klein, Jennifer Shasky Calvery, and moderator Jo Ann Barefoot participate in the fourth panel for the Central Bank of the Future Conference. Learn more here.

Aishah Ahmad, Leonardo Gambacorta , and moderator Chris Calabia participate in the lunch panel for the Central Bank of the Future Conference.

CBOTF Panel 1: Central Bank Approaches to Financial Inclusion (Day 2) | Greta Bull, Lobna Helal, Sofie Maddens, Ajay Shah, Michael Wiegand.

Central Bank of the Future Conference Panel 3 discussion on digital currencies, distributed ledgers & cross-border payments moderated by Adrianne Harris.

Jennifer Tescher gives the day 2 opening keynote address.

Join us for our Central Bank of the Future conference on October 2nd and 3rd, 2019 in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Gene Sperling speaks on economic dignity and the three pillars that should define it.

Wade Henderson gives an address on student loans, and the panel considers the question: what is the status of consumer protections in place for student borrowers and efforts to regulate loan servicers, debt collectors and for-profit colleges?