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We are pleased to announce the release of the latest SEACEN Working Paper today, WP02/2022. Using novel datasets on both sectoral flows and policy measures, this paper underscores the importance
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Strengthening Capacity in External Sector Analysis and Capital Flows Management The SEACEN Centre successfully concluded its Intermediate Course on Open…

We are pleased to announce the release of the latest SEACEN Working Paper today, WP02/2022. Using novel datasets on both sectoral flows and policy measures, this paper underscores the importance

The SEACEN Centre (SEACEN) seeks an outstanding and experienced leader as its Executive Director for a three-year fixed term during the period from July 1st 2023 to June 30th 2026.

We are pleased to inform you of a Vacancy at the Centre, for Senior Analyst, Leadership and Governance.Full Job Description and Requirements for this position are available at this link. Deadline

We are pleased to announce the release of the latest SEACEN Working Paper today. This paper assesses the covariation between GVCs and MNCs with US dollar share in trade invoicing

Season 4 – Episode 2: Inflation Growth and Financial Stability Mark McKenzie and Ole Rummel are joined by Prof. Hans Genberg, Professor of Economics at the Asia School of Business,

Mangal Goswami, Executive Director at the Centre, and Victor Pontines, Senior Economist, write about the Dollar Strength and its implications for Emerging Market Capital Flows. Click to read.

Mark McKenzie looks at the development of #CBDC in Caribbean economies, and potential ways forward and implications for other jurisdictions. Click to read.

We are pleased to inform you of a Vacancy at the Centre, for Executive, Finance & Administration.Full Job Description and Requirements for this position are available at this link. Deadline for

Season 4 – Episode 1: Sanctions and Crypto Assets Mark McKenzie and Ole Rummel are back on air, ahead of a special webinar on the same topic coming up on