This workshop will bring together experts in banking, regulation, and financial economics to discuss the most recent academic research on financial intermediation. Topics: - Regulation of systemic risk, pro-cyclicality, capital and liquidity regulation, systemically relevant banks and...

The purpose of the workshop is to discuss a selected number of research papers focusing on the study of monetary policy and other central bank policies. Suitable topics include (but are not restricted to): - The role played by agents’ heterogeneity and financial frictions - The challenges...

We welcome papers on International Economics, Macroeconomics and Finance related to the following topics: - Financial crises and capital flows - Sovereign debt crises - Interaction of public and private capital flows - Capital flows, risk taking and financial fragility - Effects of capital...

A selected number of research papers focusing on the study of monetary policy and other central bank policies, such as the unconventional measures implemented in recent years will be discussed. Topics of interest include, but are not restricted to, the role played by agents’ heterogeneity and...

This workshop will bring together experts in banking, regulation, and financial economics to discuss the most recent academic research on financial intermediation. Topics: - Regulation of systemic risk, pro-cyclicality, capital and liquidity regulation, systemically relevant banks and...

The workshop will focus on understanding the implications of various forms of financial market imperfections, resulting from information asymmetries in particular, for understanding various phenomena in the field of macro-finance.

This workshop welcomes any paper on topics related to bounded rationality, with a focus on the topic of limited cognition. This includes models of limited attention and applications, both in strategic and non-strategic settings. This workshop also focuses on the subject of coordination, as it...

Since at least the mid-1990s, there has been a general consensus among economists that independent central banks rather than elected officials should conduct monetary policy to avoid political business cycles. As a result, a large majority of countries have now delegated monetary policymaking...