The conference will bring together researchers from academia and policy institutions to discuss the role of information, beliefs and expectations in the economy and economic policy. Possible topics include (but are not restricted to): - models of economic behaviour without the assumption of...

This forum provides an opportunity for senior human resource (HR) practitioners to work with others in the field on a number of issues which central banks face. The event will be structured to allow a mixture of external input, sharing of ideas and expertise, co-coaching and problem solving. It...

Submissions are welcomed on issues related to unconventional monetary policy. Suitable topics include, but are not limited to: - Theoretical analysis of unconventional monetary policy - Interactions with financial market frictions and imperfections - Impact on government and corporate yield...

Submissions are welcomed on issues related to unconventional monetary policy. Suitable topics include, but are not limited to: - Theoretical analysis of unconventional monetary policy - Interactions with financial market frictions and imperfections - Impact on government and corporate yield...

The Future of cash conference brings together all stakeholders in the cash cycle - central banks, commercial banks, retailers, payment service providers, cash logistics companies, etc. with aim of providing a forum for the exchange of best practices and the further optimisation of the cash...

Europäischer Ausschuss für Systemrisiken (ESRB) Seit Ausbruch der Finanzkrise steht die Finanzmarktaufsicht in der EU, die stark auf nationalen Strukturen aufgebaut ist, zur Disposition. Die Kommission schlägt nun vor, dass der ESRB über die Stabilität des gesamten europäischen...

The following topics are likely to be covered: • an introduction to recent research on exchange rates, in particular market microstructure models, behavioural finance models as well as the new ‘open economy’ macroeconomic paradigm; • reserve currency issues and aspects of foreign...

The Kiel Institute offers the possibility of attending selected courses of its Advanced Studies Program. Simon Gilchrist (Boston University) This course examines theoretical foundations of New Keynesian Models and their implications for the conduct of monetary policy. The course emphasizes...

Topics likely to be covered include: • the objectives of monetary policy and optimal policy under commitment and discretion; • methods for estimating policy rules and objective functions; • forecasting with and without endogenous monetary policy; • modelling the zero lower bound on...

The organisers welcome submissions of theoretical and empirical papers covering one or several of the following themes: - The size and maturity of open market operations: the conduct of outright asset purchases vs. repo operations; liquidity surplus vs. liquidity deficit; the size and nature of...