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New Working Paper titled WP4/2018: Household Debt in SEACEN Economiesby Dr. Maria Punzi is now available. View Publication
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Strengthening Capacity in External Sector Analysis and Capital Flows Management The SEACEN Centre successfully concluded its Intermediate Course on Open…

New Working Paper titled WP4/2018: Household Debt in SEACEN Economiesby Dr. Maria Punzi is now available. View Publication

The SEACEN Centre (SEACEN) seeks an outstanding and experienced leader as its Executive Director for a three-year fixed term (1 July 2019 to 30 June 2022).

Dr. Victor Pontines’s research paper on Self-Selection and Treatment Effects: Revisiting the Effectiveness of Foreign Exchange Intervention has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Macroeconomics published by Elsevier, available here. Along

The SEACEN Capital Flows Monitor 2018 is a bi-annual report on cross-border capital flows of SEACEN member economies, including Australia and Japan who are members of the SEACEN Expert Group

The SEACEN Centre is seeking a senior economist to significantly contribute to its training and research activities in the Centre’s Macroeconomic and Monetary Policy Management (MMPM) Pillar. The successful candidate

We are pleased to announce that a new book has been released by the ADBI Institute titled “Global Shocks and the New Global and Regional Financial Architecture: Asian Perspectives” which

The SEACEN Additional Scholarships (SAS) scheme provides financial assistance to participants from eligible SEACEN member central banks/monetary authorities to attend SEACEN learning programmes and/or meetings. Member central banks that are

We are proud to present our report on the recent SEACEN Policy Summit, by Dr. Hans Genberg, SEACEN Executive Director and Dr. Ole Rummel, Director of Macroeconomic and Monetary Policy

Dr. Rogelio Mercado’s research paper on ‘Not all surges of gross capital inflows are alike’ has been published in the Journal of Economic Studies (click here). Rogelio investigates the transition of surge episodes

The latest SEACEN Research Study (RP103) – Macroprudential Policies in SEACEN Economies is now available. View Publication