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Gregory Johnson: Joining the NYU School of Professional Studies BWC member Greg Johnson will be joining the NYU School of Professional Studies as an adjunct professor, where he'll lecture on the nexus of technology, innovation, and legacy business. Greg was on the drafting team for BWC's Digital Finance Project Team's most recent brief.	Thu, Jan 5, 2023	LinkedIn
Caitlin Long: CNBC's Power Lunch on Bankman-Fried Trial and Crypto BWC member Caitlin Long joined CNBC’s Power Lunch to explain her take on the implications of Sam Bankman-Fried’s upcoming trial on cryptocurrencies.	Thu, Jan 5, 2023	CNBC
William Jannace: P.R.I.M.E. Finance Panel Appointment BWC member William Jannace has been newly appointed to the P.R.I.M.E. Finance Panel, a panel of legal and financial experts in the documentation, law, and market practice for derivatives and other complex financial products.	Wed, Dec 21, 2022	P.R.I.M.E. Finance
Mark Sobel: December FOMC Meeting BWC member Mark Sobel of OMFIF hosted Joe Gagnon, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics and former Federal Reserve official, to discuss the outcome of December’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting.	Fri, Dec 16, 2022	OMFIF
Bianca Taylor: Ways to Nudge Equitable Climate Finance Forward Last month COP27 came to a close with a historic announcement to establish a loss and damage fund, where rich countries pledge financial support to countries most vulnerable to the climate crisis.	Mon, Dec 12, 2022	Bretton Woods Committee
Marsha Vande Berg: International Sustainable Development Summit BWC and IFF member Marsha Vande Berg opened the IFF summit on International Sustainable Development this week. She focused on the ways that markets and governments can better serve the mission of sustainable development. In doing so, she emphasized the need for leadership to mitigate climate risk and damage as well as the cost if such leadership does not fulfill its potential. Watch Video Here	Sun, Dec 4, 2022	International Finance Forum
Harry G. Broadman: Washington’s Oil Price Cap Won’t Work-And Putin Knows It For the past several months the U.S. has been shopping around to other advanced democracies a coordinated scheme to place a cap on the price Russia can charge on its energy exports to deprive Putin of revenues fueling his war in Ukraine.		Forbes
Jason Schenker: Prestige Economics' Schenker on Economy Jason Schenker, President and Chief Economist at Prestige Economics, discusses his take on the economy and Fed policy. He speaks with Shery Ahn and Paul Allen on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia".	Wed, Nov 23, 2022	Bloomberg
Gary Kleiman: Emerging Markets Catharsis Recasts Investor Slate Emerging market asset managers are eager to put this year behind them after double-digit stock and bond index losses and net outflows from their funds. Core and frontier equities though October were down 30%, external sovereign/corporate and local government bonds from 15% to 25%, and currencies, not quite as battered as developed market counterparts by the almighty dollar, off 10%.	Mon, Nov 21, 2022	Bretton Woods Committee
Greg Johnson: Collapse of FTX could determine future of crypto, digital asset industry There's a lot of about the crypto industry after the collapse of industry giant FTX. Rubicon Crypto CEO Greg Johnson talks about what it means for the industry.	Thu, Nov 17, 2022	YouTube