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Strengthening Capacity in External Sector Analysis and Capital Flows Management

Strengthening Capacity in External Sector Analysis and Capital Flows Management

Strengthening Capacity in External Sector Analysis and Capital Flows Management The SEACEN Centre successfully concluded its Intermediate Course on Open…

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New Working Paper!

A new working paper (WP3/2024) by Srichander Ramaswamy is now available. Stablecoins serve as the nominal anchor against which prices of crypto assets are quoted and traded. But following the

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New Working Paper!

A new working paper (WP2/2024) by Rogelio Mercado Jr., and Luca Sanfilippo is now available. This paper uses MSBF flows dataset to assess capital flows push and pull factors and

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Positions Available!

Exciting Opportunities at The SEACEN Centre! We are thrilled to announce the availability of two key positions at SEACEN. If you’re interested to work in a dynamic regional knowledge institution,

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New Blog Post!

Check out the latest post on the SUARA SEACEN Blog by Meltem Chadwick, Victor Pontines and Ole Rummel: Climate change poses a common risk for all SEACEN member economies, but

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Update: WP2/2022

Update on SEACEN Working Paper 02/2022 co-authored by Daniel Carvalho and Dr. Rogelio Mercado Jr.  A revised version of SEACEN Working Paper No. 02/2022 authored by Daniel Carvalho, Etienne Lepers, and SEACEN’s

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Update: WP3/2022

Update on SEACEN Working Paper 03/2022 co-authored by Dr. Victor Pontines and Dr. Rogelio Mercado Jr.  A revised version of SEACEN Working Paper No. 03/2022 co-authored by Dr. Victor Pontines and Dr.

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New Podcast Episode!

Season 6 – Episode 1: The SEACEN Capital Flows Monitor Reissued! It’s a new year and the SEACEN Podcast starts our latest season with a brand new episode. Dr. Ole

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New Working Paper!

A new working paper (WP1/2024) by Srichander Ramaswamy is now available. Retail CBDC so far has remained in Sandboxes. This working paper argues why they will continue to remain in

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Capital Flows Monitor

The SEACEN Capital Flows Monitor 2023 shows that Asian economies, as a group, continued to be a net capital exporter in the first half of 2023. However, the region’s resident

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