The European Central Bank organises a biennial conference on household finance and consumption. Its objective is to foster empirical and theoretical research on the implications of household heterogeneity for the accumulation of assets and debt, consumption/saving behaviour and the transmission...

This workshop is the second of its kind following the inaugural event in November 2015. It brings together academics and policymakers working on issues relating to bank lending, credit-allocation decisions and macroprudential regulation, with a focus on research underpinned by micro data. We...

This workshop brings together the most recent advances regarding analytical tools for the assessment of macroprudential instruments. The models and techniques assessed will encompass systemic risk identification, including an assessment of the systemic importance of financial institutions; an...

Papers may be on any area in Economics, Finance and Econometrics.

This annual central bank workshop gives researchers, policy-makers and practitioners the opportunity to discuss theoretical work, empirical findings and policy implications related to the microstructure of financial markets. Topics: - Microstructure effects of non-standard monetary policy...

The aim of the conference is to examine the policy options – fiscal, monetary and regulatory – which can aid or speed the recovery of housing markets. Accordingly, we welcome contributions concerned with the following issues: - What role can taxation and banking policy have in the recovery...