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Lessons from the pandemic: Has the simpler post-2008 financial system held up? And where do we go from here? - speech by Christina Segal-Knowles
Given at the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum
Published on
29 January 2021
Christina Segal-Knowles reflects on the post-2008 financial crisis reforms to the derivatives market. She looks at how they held up during the market turbulence of spring 2020.
Christina examines what the ‘dash-for-cash’ in the early days of the pandemic told us about financial system resilience.
And she highlights the global work underway to sustain and strengthen the new, simpler framework for derivatives markets.