The conference aims to bring together experts in inflation pricing and hedging, inflation-indexed issuer asset-liability management, and macroeconomics. Particular topics of the conference could include: welfare benefits of inflation-protected securities; estimation of the inflation risk...

Submissions of theoretical and empirical contributions on all aspects related to measures of financial stability and early warning systems are invited, especially papers covering the following topics: • Measuring Financial Stability • Financial Soundness Indicators • Bank Rating • Z –...

The goal of this one-day conference is to enhance the interaction among researchers interested in financial intermediation. The conference will consist of five to seven papers; submissions in all areas of financial intermediation will be considered (except papers already accepted for publication).

In the recent past, developments in asset and housing markets have attracted a lot of attention. Economic policy, including monetary policy and financial supervision, has been confronted with several challenges resulting from this turmoil. The conference aims to shed more light on the reasons...

Submissions of theoretical, empirical and policy-oriented contributions on all aspects related to liquidity are invited, especially papers covering the following topics: - Market liquidity, funding liquidity and liquidity in payment systems and their interrelations - The role of central banks in...

Submissions in all areas of monetary and financial economics are invited, but papers on the following topics are especially welcome: - liquidity and financial stability; - financial innovation and financial intermediation; - monetary policy implementation; - implications of financial...

On May 29-30, Columbia Business School and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will cosponsor a conference that brings together scholars and policymakers interested in the theoretical and applied aspects of money markets, including cross-country comparative analysis. Especially welcomed are...

The purpose of the workshop is to bring together academics and other researchers in the field of monetary economics to discuss a wide range of issues relevant to the conduct of monetary policy. Participants are encouraged to present both theoretical and empirical work.

This conference will bring together experts in liquidity and researchers who analyze the underlying mechanisms that cause liquidity dislocations. The goal is to further the understanding of these mechanisms and to link them to current policy tools.

Topics: a) Integrated modelling and management of market and credit risk. b) Joint pricing and trading of market and credit risk. c) Potential implications of the integrated modelling and pricing of market and credit risk for bank behaviour and capital holding.