Submissions in all areas of monetary policy formulation and implementation will be considered with preference given to the following specific topics: - Theoretical models of forex intervention as an additional monetary tool. - The exchange rate as an intermediate objective function of the...

Original papers subject to high academic standards and preferably with important policy or practical implications are invited, for example, on the following topics, though not restricted to them: - The growth an business cycle effects of shifting demographics - Demographics and the financial...

The conference will focus on recent challenges for macroeconomic policies and structural reform design, with an emphasis on micro-macro linkages. Issues of particular interest include the links between international trade and competitiveness, the implications of dispersed productivity growth,...

The organizing committee invites submissions of high-quality theoretical or empirical research papers on regulation of financial markets. The conference calls for papers especially covering topics on the link between financial intermediation and regulation, including (but not limited to) - the...

Conference Themes: - Measuring asset risk over the cycle - Correlated risks in asset and funding choices - Measuring the quality of capital and bail in capacity - Optimal design of going-concern contingent capital - Prevention versus risk absorption - Asset encumbrance and run risk - Allocation...

Topics: - the evaluation of macroprudential tools and unconventional monetary policy on financial institutions ‐ the effects of financial market regulation on the real economy ‐ the impact of regulation on competition among banks and other financial institutions ‐ the market entrance and...

Topics: - International macroeconomics and stabilisation policy - International financial architecture - Currency and financial/debt crises - Exchange rates, policy regimes and currency unions - Trade, Finance and Macroeconomic Dynamics - Currency and international financial markets