Topics: - What are the possible implications of digital currencies for the nature of financial intermediation, monetary policy transmission and financial stability? - How should big techs and fintech companies be regulated? - What are the effects of regtech, suptech and govtech applications? -...

The workshop will bring together leading academics, central bankers and bank supervisors. Topics: - Implications for financial markets of the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), big data and crypto-assets, and the macroeconomic outcomes; - Technological innovations in financial and payment...

This workshop aims to consider the impacts of post-crisis reforms and to understand innovations and emerging risks that could impact individual financial institutions and the financial system more broadly. We invite empirical and theoretical contributions on any topic that can help address these...

ERWIT is an annual workshop that brings together international economists from across Europe and key researchers from outside the region. The workshop disseminates the findings of recent research on international trade, and presentations often involve exploratory rather than finished...

Topics: - What is the empirical evidence on aggregate and distributive effects of unconventional monetary policy (e.g., negative interest rates, asset purchases, targeted longer-term refinancing operations)? Through which channels are these effects transmitted? How persistent are they? - What...

The increased availability of large disaggregated datasets opens up the possibility to analyse economic and financial issues from a different perspective. The build-up of financial imbalances and excessive risk-taking before the financial crisis, and the effects of the crash, call for the...

In the course we will begin by critically reviewing the most popular existing real and monetary models of the business cycle both of the real business cycle and the New Keynesian variaty. We will discuss micro data on price behavior and real relative prices across countries that is at odds with...

This course will focus on recent empirical methods used to study international trade and its impacts. It will include a discussion of new import varieties, the extensive versus intensive margin in trade, measurement of the terms of trade in time-series and cross-country date, and the impact of...

This course develops a theoretical framework for the analysis of financial market liquidity and asset pricing organized around the principle of balance sheet spillover effects of leveraged financial institutions. The course begins with the theoretical framework for pricing assets in an...

This course will study the determinants of labor market outcomes, including employment, hours, unemployment, wages, and worker and job flows. It will focus on three topics: the causes of the divergent behavior of U.S. and Continental European labor markets in recent decades; the ability of job...