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ArgumentThis colloquium addresses the pathways macroprudential financial regulation has taken, starting from crisis diagnosis to final measures taken. Macro-prudential regulation, the regulation of finance from a systemic perspective rather than a perspective on individual entities, has been touted as the big new regulatory idea after the financial crisis (Haldane 2009), bringing about a large academic research agenda as well as a flurry of &#8220;macroprudential&#8221; regulatory activity. Researchers have detected an &#8220;ideational shift&#8221; post-crisis (Baker 2013), however substantial measures for regulation have largely failed to materialize. Over the course of the last 9 years, the actual impact of this new kind of regulation seems to be rather modest. While some measures have been taken to increase the resilience of the system, there is limited to no intervention in the boom and bust cycle of financialized capitalism (what has become known as the &#8220;financial cycle&#8221; in macroprudential research, Borio 2012). How can this gap between rhetoric and regulatory measures be explained?Program9:00&#160; Introduction Workshop9:10 - 10:40&#160; Session 1: The overall ambition of macroprudential regulationThe Macroprudential Turn: Revolution or Policy Add-on?&#160;Bart STELLINGA (The Netherlands Scientific Council for Government Policy)Macroprudential Regulation: The Revolution that Wasn&#8217;t&#160;Matthias&#160;THIEMANN (Sciences Po Paris)10:55 - 12:55&#160; Session 2: The regulation of liquidity pre- and post-crisisRegulation of Liquidity before and After the Crisis?,&#160;Anastasia NESVETAILOVA (City University London)The Resurrection of Liquidity: the Case of the Repo Market and its Re-Politicization,&#160;Marius BIRK (Goethe University Frankfurt)Divisions of Regulatory Labour,&#160;Leon WANSLEBEN (London School of Economics)Lunch Break14:30 - 16:00&#160; Session 3:&#160;Central bank intransparency and the performativity of regulatory discourseLe discours r&#233;gulateur, une composante du discours performatif des banquiers centraux ? (presentation in English) Frederic LEBARON (ENS Cachan)Who controls capital? Varieties of macroprudential stress testing and the political economy of central bank non-transparency,&#160;Nathan&#160;COOMBS (University of Edinburgh)16:30 - 18:00&#160; Session 4: From Ideas to Regulations put into actionIdeational Pathways to Regulation: The role of Central Bank Economists and Academia in Producing Macroprudential Regulation,&#160;Matthias&#160;THIEMANN, Edin IBROCEVIC and Sviateslau SIVAGRAKAU (Sciences Po Paris)The Politics of Macroprudential regulation: Methodological Reconsiderations,&#160;Cornel BAN (Boston University)18:15 - 19:00&#160; Concluding Panel DiscussionIntervention by Sam MCPHILEMY (Bank of England), then open discussion