Research Events & Seminars

We organise – and participate in – research seminars, conferences and workshops. These bring together Central Bank staff and external researchers, and help us further improve the quality of our work. 

Seminars

We organise regular research seminars, where international, domestic, and internal researchers present their work. These seminars are usually held every Thursday, in a hybrid format (i.e. both in-person and online participation).

Recent Seminars

• John V. Duca (Oberlin College)
  A Tale of Two U.S. House Price Booms: Some Preliminary Findings
• Sergio de Ferra (University of Oxford)
  Inequality, Expenditure Composition and the Transmission of Monetary Policy
• Davide Romelli (Trinity College Dublin)
  Warning Words in a Warming World: Central Bank Communication and Climate Change
• Andrew Hannon (University of Cambridge)
  Housing, Rental Markets, Mortgage Policies and the Wealth Distribution
• Ralph Luetticke (Tuebingen University)
  Foreign portfolios and domestic business cycle with heterogeneous agents
• Òscar Jordà (Federal Reserve Bank San Francisco and University of California San Diego)
  Loose Monetary Policy and Financial Instability.