Ozer Karagedikli and Ole Rummel write about debt relief and reach into the annals of history to look at the famed Code of Hammurabi. They argue that there are a few lessons we learnt from the GFC that might be helpful in stopping large-scale foreclosures, keeping employment steady as much as possible and reducing the sharp decline in household spending.
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The SEACEN Centre successfully concluded the SEACEN Course on Monetary Policy Analysis with DSGE Models, held in Colombo, Sri Lanka, from 15–18 June 2026 and graciously hosted by the Central
Our new SEACEN policy brief examines how ASEAN can govern artificial intelligence (AI) to support innovation while protecting trust, accountability, and financial stability. The brief discusses that ASEAN has built
The 46th SEACEN Directors of Research and Monetary Policy (DORM) Meeting concluded successfully on 5 June 2026 in Bali, Indonesia, bringing together Directors of Research and Monetary Policy from SEACEN