COVID-19 and Business Continuity Management In this SEACEN Podcast, Glenn Tasky, Aziz Durrani and Mark McKenzie discuss COVID-19, financial stability and business continuity management (BCM) of central banks, stand-alone financial
Senior Economist Ozer Karagedikli has written his thoughts on “Job-to-job transitions: A different lens for understanding wage dynamics”, exclusively available on Suara SEACEN.
This week Mark McKenzie looks at the threat of COVID-19 and how Central Banks around the world are responding. Click to read the full article exclusively on Suara SEACEN.
Visiting Research Economist (VRE): Collaborative Project The South East Asian Central Banks (SEACEN) Research and Training Centre will be undertaking one collaborative research project between participating economists of member central
A new SEACEN Working Paper by @Özer Karagedikli and @Ole Rummel titled “Weighing up the Credit-to-GDP gap: A cautionary note” is now available. The authors take a look at the
Aziz Durrani, Senior Financial Sector Specialist, and Masyitah Rosmin, Research Associate at the SEACEN Centre have co-authored a paper with Dr. Ulrich Volz on the role of central banks in
Rogelio Mercado, Senior Economist at the SEACEN Centre, has published a paper entitled: “Are Capital Inflows Expansionary or Contractionary in the Philippines” at the Journal of Asian Economics. A working
The SEACEN Centre is pleased to announce a call for papers for its 7th Policy Summit on “Challenges and Options in Managing Capital Flows “. This year’s Policy Summit will take place
The relevance of capital flows to emerging markets is a topic of importance for SEACEN member banks, notably small open economies like Thailand. An excellent interview on Bloomberg with Bank
“BigTech” in the Financial Sector: More Choice for the Consumer, More Challenges for the Regulator? It’s a brand new season of the SEACEN Podcast! In this first episode, SEACEN financial
