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2 November 2026 - 5 November 2026 Upcoming Event Training courses

Regulating Fintech Players, Digital Banks and the Adoption of AI in Financial Services

Financial Stability, Supervision & Payments

Hong Kong

Regulating Fintech Players, Digital Banks and the Adoption of AI in Financial Services

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Regional Trade Network and Local Currency Use

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Accelerate: Leading Change in the Age of AI

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SEACEN Centre Activities

Latest Courses

Brunei Darussalam

Accelerate: Leading Change in the Age of AI

Hong Kong

Regulating Fintech Players, Digital Banks and the Adoption of AI in Financial Services

Online

Senior Executive Masterclass in Central Bank Communications

TBC

SEACEN Course on Nowcasting

Indonesia

Aspire: SEACEN Course on Leading Adaptively

TBC

Data Analytics and Visualization I: Fundamentals

Latest Collaborative Research Projects

Thailand

SEACEN Collaborative Research Project RP1

Philippines

SEACEN Collaborative Research Project RP2

Asian Institute of Chartered Bankers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Collaborative Research Project on Artificial Intelligence, Human Capital, and Population Ageing

Asian Institute of Chartered Bankers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Collaborative Research Project on U.S. Dollar Dominance

Latest Workshops & Seminars

Webinar

Regional Trade Network and Local Currency Use

Webinar

Forecasting Using Satellite Data

Kuala Lumpur

SEACEN-ASB High-Level Policy Roundtable on “War, Oil Shocks, and Trade Restrictions”

Webinar

Bullets and Budgets: Measuring Defense Spending Multipliers

Online Seminar

Wholesale CBDC: Examining The Business Case

Sasana Kijang, Bank Negara Malaysia

SEACEN-BNM Workshop on Economic Modeling

Latest High-Level Meeting & Conferences

Cambodia

8th SEACEN Human Capital Conference

TBC

Conference of the Directors of Payments of Asia-Pacific Economies and Meeting of The Directors of Payments of SEACEN Members

TBC

SEACEN-FSI Conference of the Directors of Supervision of Asia-Pacific Economies and Meeting of The Directors of Supervision of SEACEN Members

Malaysia

SEACEN Policy Summit 2026

Malaysia

High-Level Seminar and Meeting for Deputy Governors on Financial Stability and Supervision

Mongolia

7th SEACEN Human Capital Conference

Other Events

Korea

SEACEN/Bank of Korea/KAMCO/ASEAN-ROK FCC Non-Performing Loan Resolution and Asset Management Companies: Strategies for Financial Stability

Malaysia

External finance premium: Marker Finance vs Bank Finance

Latest Capital Flows Monitors

SEACEN Capital Flows Monitor 2026 (April)

SEACEN Capital Flows Monitor July 2025 Update

SEACEN Capital Flows Monitor January 2025

SEACEN Capital Flows Monitor 2024

SEACEN Capital Flows Monitor – 2023

SEACEN Capital Flows Monitor – 2020

Latest Research Report Studies

(RP113) U.S. Dollar Dominance in Trade Invoicing and Cross-Border Investments in SEACEN Economies

(RP112) Harnessing the Synergy of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Human Capital Restructuring in Ageing Economies

(RP111) Foreign Investor Trading and Spillovers to Local-Currency Bond Markets in SEACEN Economies: A Case Study Approach

(RP110) Inflation Measurement and its Implications for Monetary Policy in Selected SEACEN Economies

(RP109) Asset Purchase Programmes in the Asia-Pacific Region during COVID-19: Design and Impact

(RP108) Big Data Applications in Monetary Policy and Financial Stability for SEACEN Member Economies: The Case of Bank Indonesia

Latest Working Papers

(WP6/2026) Monetary Tightening Without Disinflation? Cross-Country Evidence on Heterogenous Transmission

(WP5/2026) Green Public Spending Shocks: Composition Effects and State-Dependent Heterogeneity Across Countries

(WP4/2026) AI Adoption, Regional Productivity, and Inflation: Evidence from Korea and Implications for Monetary Policy

(WP3/2026) Global Fragmentation, Fiscal Policy, and Economic Growth: A Cross-country Analysis

(WP2/2026) Role of Artificial Intelligence in Finance: Selective Literature Review and Implications for Asia’s Financial Stability

(WP1/2026) When Banks and Insurers Move Together: Why Systemic Risk Lives in the Tails?

Latest Policy Briefs & Analysis Papers

SEACEN Policy Brief Issue #3

SEACEN Policy Brief Issue #2

SEACEN Policy Brief Issue #1

SEACEN Policy Analysis Issue #7

SEACEN Policy Analysis Issue #6

SEACEN Policy Analysis Issue #5

Latest News

Strengthening Institutional Partnerships for Effective NPL Resolution and Financial Stability

The SEACEN Centre, in partnership with the Bank of Korea (BOK), Korea Asset Management Corporation (KAMCO), ASEAN-ROK Financial Cooperation Centre

SEACEN Masterclass: Central Bank Communication | Manila 2026

Trust in central banks is built as much through how decisions are explained as through the decisions themselves. Clear, credible

New Blog Post on SUARA SEACEN!

Welfare Effects of Macroprudential Policy: Insights from a Four-Agent Model by Dr. Kasun Darsaka Pathirage and George Bratsiotis We’re pleased

The SEACEN Centre at the Bangkok Economic Festival 2026

The SEACEN Centre is proud to partner with the Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee on side events at the Bangkok Economic

SEACEN–BOJ Course on Macroprudential Supervision, Risk-Based Supervision & Pillar 2 Implementation

Financial systems face mounting vulnerabilities from systemic risk to climate-related exposures — equipping supervisors to identify and respond to these

Speech by SEACEN Centre Executive Director Dr Cynyoung Park

How is artificial intelligence reshaping central banking in Asia? Discussions explored how AI can enhance payment systems, supervisory capabilities and

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Latest News

Strengthening Institutional Partnerships for Effective NPL Resolution and Financial Stability

The SEACEN Centre, in partnership with the Bank of Korea (BOK), Korea Asset Management Corporation (KAMCO), ASEAN-ROK Financial Cooperation Centre (AKFCC) and Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI), successfully conducted the

SEACEN Masterclass: Central Bank Communication | Manila 2026

Trust in central banks is built as much through how decisions are explained as through the decisions themselves. Clear, credible communication during both calm and crisis period is now a

New Blog Post on SUARA SEACEN!

Welfare Effects of Macroprudential Policy: Insights from a Four-Agent Model by Dr. Kasun Darsaka Pathirage and George Bratsiotis We’re pleased to announce the latest blog article on SUARA SEACEN by