SEACEN Strategic Human Capital Course Advances Digital HR Leadership in Central Banking
SEACEN Strategic Human Capital Course Advances Digital HR Leadership in Central Banking The SEACEN Centre conducted the SEACEN Strategic Human Capital Course on Digital HR Leadership in Central Banking: From Legacy Systems to Strategic Stewardship in the Age of AI and Analytics on 16–17 July 2026 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The two-day hybrid programme brought…
Geoeconomics and Global Fragmentation Seminar
SEACEN Centre Executive Director Dr Cyn-Young Park will be taking part in this upcoming Geoeconomics and Global Fragmentation Seminar, organised by Sunway University on 13 May 2026, 2 PM MYT. Join us for an insightful seminar examining the evolving role of financial sanctions, global trade fragmentation, and the shift toward a more multipolar economic system….
Launch of the SEACEN Economic Modelling Network (EMN)
In today’s rapidly evolving global environment, central banks are operating under increasing uncertainty. Persistent inflation pressures, volatile capital flows, financial market fragmentation, and the rise of digital finance have made policy analysis more complex than ever. At the same time, expectations placed on central banks have expanded, requiring not only sound judgment, but also robust…
High-Level Policy Roundtable on “War, Oil Shocks, and Trade Restrictions”
We are very pleased to collaborate with the Asia School of Business Tun Ismail Ali Center of Excellence in organising an exclusive Policy Roundtable on 15th May 2026, at the Asia School of Business in Kuala Lumpur. Geoeconomics is increasingly reshaping the global trade and financial landscape, as major powers leverage economic tools to advance…
The SEACEN Policy Summit 2026
Thank you for Joining Us at the SEACEN Policy Summit 2026! The Centre wishes to thank the keynote speakers, panellists, moderators, and delegates to the recent SEACEN Policy Summit 2026 for making the event a great success. Over 150 delegates attended the Summit in person, in addition to 40 participants from SEACEN Member Central Banks…