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Bundesbank-SEACEN Ties

The SEACEN Centre was pleased to host a meeting with Mr. Michael Schardt, the representative for the Deutsche Bundesbank in South-East Asia, at the Centre’s office in Sasana Kijang, Kuala

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Ayse Sungur in Shenzhen

Ms. Ayse Sungur, Senior Financial Market Infrastructure Expert at The SEACEN Centre, served as a guest lecturer at the China-IMF Capacity Development Center (CICDC) Course on Central Bank Digital Currencies:

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New Blog Post!

Check out the latest post on the SUARA SEACEN Blog by Kate Sweetman: It is a tough leadership challenge to provide both the stability, notably price stability and financial stability,

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New Blog Post!

Check out the latest post on the SUARA SEACEN Blog by Ole Rummel: Bitcoin is an ‘asset’ like no other, having staged a series of four bubbles…and counting. For crypto

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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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