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Join the Swedish House of Finance and special guests from the Finance and Academic sectors as we discuss different topics in Finance, and Financial Research.
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Central Questions EP. 5: Credit Booms, Crashes and Why Policymakers Act Too Late (opens the original)
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Are financial crises really impossible to predict? Harvard economist Andrei Shleifer argues that the warning signs are often visible long before a crisis erupts. Rapid credit growth, deteriorating lending standards and unusually narrow credit spreads can all point to growing fragility—yet investors and policymakers repeatedly struggle to act before it is too late. In this live episode of Central Questions , Shleifer joins former Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves to discuss why credit cycles matter
Central Questions EP. 4: When Does a Boom Become a Crisis? Robin Greenwood on AI, Bubbles and the “Red Zone” (opens the original)
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Is the AI boom a bubble, and should we be worried? Robin Greenwood (Harvard Business School) joins formerRiksbank Governor Stefan Ingves to unpack why bubbles form, why they often start with something genuinely transformative, and what turns a boom into a real economic threat. From dot-com to the 2008 Global Financial Crisis to today's AI buildout, Greenwood argues rising prices alone aren't the danger. It's when booms collide with rapid credit growth and leverage that things turn risky. They di
Central Questions EP. 3: Where Is the Next Financial Crisis Hiding? Banks, Shadow Banking, and Green Finance (opens the original)
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In this episode of Central Questions , former RiksbankGovernor Stefan Ingves speaks with Professor Mariassunta Giannetti of the Stockholm School of Economics and Swedish House of Finance about where financial fragility sits today. They discuss why crises keep recurring, how regulation canpush risk outside the banking system, whether negative interest rates actually worked, what bond funds and private credit mean for financial stability, and why green finance may need regulation rather than marke
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