Program: Session 1: Structural Modelling of Climate Change; Session 2: Climate Change and Monetary Policy; Session 3: Climate Stress Testing.

The Banque de France, CEPII, CEPR and University of Surrey are jointly organising a workshop to explore economic dimensions of the “new normal” environment of international trade, which has been severely impacted by recent events and associated rises in trade costs. Increases in tariffs and...

Papers can in particular address the following issues about Emerging Countries: - Bank lending and financial instability - Foreign exchange and derivatives markets - Monetary policy - Exchange rate management - Debt denomination - Renminbi internationalization - Capital flows, capital control,...

Cette 18e journée d’économétrie organisée à l’université Paris Nanterre a pour objet de permettre à des chercheurs de présenter des travaux de recherche théoriques et/ou appliqués en économétrie de la finance. L’accent sera mis sur l’utilisation des techniques...

Bank of Canada, Banque de France and ECB are jointly organizing a workshop on September 25, 2019, Paris, bringing together leading central banks to discuss modelling strategies, practices and challenges with a view to start a recurrent dialogue on semi-structural macro models used at central...

The Research in International Economics and Finance (RIEF) network was created in 2004 in order to strengthen scientific cooperation and contacts between European research centers working on international economics (either trade, international macro, or international finance). The RIEF network...

The Banque de France-PSE Chair is pleased to announce that its first Macro-Trade Workshop will take place at PSE on June 7, 2019. We will have five presentations during the morning, with invited speakers among which Aurélien Eyquem (Université Lumière Lyon 2), Luca Opromolla (Banco de...

The Spring School is open to PhD students, practitioners and academics willing to learn new developments in financial econometrics.

We welcome empirical and theoretical papers on the workshop’s main (but non-exhaustive) themes: - Macroeconomics related to wine (The role of exchange rates, International trade, Economic cycles, Revenue and demand, Wealth effect, Cointegration analysis, Global change in preferences, Emerging...