Being “Afraid of Float” to “Benign Neglect”, A Jolting Ride of SBP on the Roller Coaster of Exchange Rate Regime
March 26, 2014
Dr. Syed Kumail Rizvi, Lahore School of Economics
"One of the most pressing issues concerning policy makers today is the choice of an exchange rate regime. Despite that fact, if authorities focus on the following principles, namely, full implementation to ensure credibility and synchronization with domestic realities and economic infrastructure, the list of alternative options could be narrowed down. This paper attempts to propose an optimal exchange rate regime to the monetary authorities of Pakistan (SBP) based on a historical study of the outcomes and performance of different monetary stances that have been taken for the last forty years."
About the presenter:
Dr. Rizvi has been working as Assistant Professor Finance at Lahore School of Economics since January 2012. Prior to joining Lahore School he was Head of the Department of Finance at University of Central Punjab, Lahore. During his tenure at Sorbonne (University of Paris 1), Dr. Rizvi worked at CES Axe Finance (Formerly TEAM Laboratories) as a teaching assistant and researcher. He worked under the supervision of Prof. Christian Bordes (Member ECB Shadow Council) and has been affiliated with some of the leading Economists and Financial Analysts including Prof. Christian de Boissieu (Chief Economic and Financial Advisor to French Prime Minister) and Prof. Patrick Artus (Director Research at NATIXIS Bank and member of French Economic Think Tank).
Dr. Rizvi is also a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and Certified Financial Risk Manager (FRM). He has more than ten years of teaching/research and professional experience in the domain of Finance, Investment Analysis, Risk Management and Monetary Economics and he has taught courses at several leading universities and institutes of Pakistan and France. His primary research interests lie in the areas of Investment Valuation and Portfolio Management, Risk Management and Hedging Strategies, Monetary and Financial Economics and Behavioral Finance.
Labels: CREB, Pakistan, Pakistan Economy
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 3/26/2014 12:30:00 PM,
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