Upcoming Events

01Dec2025

Conference on Macro-Finance and Financial Stability Policies

When 01 December 2025 9:00 AM
Where Central Bank of Ireland, North Wall Quay, Dublin 1

Central Bank of Ireland, University College Dublin and CEPR are pleased to announce the 2025 conference in macro-financial research and policy. The conference will take place in Dublin on 1-2 December 2025, and will offer a venue for researchers in the field to present and discuss their research.

Macroprudential policymaking continues to adapt to an increasingly complex and uncertain economic and financial landscape. The sharp and uneven shifts in interest rates in recent years, coupled with increasing geopolitical and trade tensions, and the growing severity of climate shocks, pose new threats to financial stability. At the same time, the rapid expansion of non-bank financial intermediaries over the past decades has added complexity to the macroprudential policymaking environment and broadened the discussion to policy options beyond the banking sector.

Building on the success of the 2023 and 2024 events, the 2025 conference will contribute to the next chapter of the macro-prudential and financial-stability agenda. We are delighted to welcome Professor José-Luis Peydró (LUISS, EIEF and CEPR) as the keynote speaker. A detailed programme will be released in September 2025.

To contact the organising committee, please email [email protected].

Organising Committee

Fergal McCann (Central Bank of Ireland), Luca Riva (Central Bank of Ireland), Laura Moretti (Central Bank of Ireland), Oana Peia (University College Dublin), Yota Deli (University College Dublin).

Scientific Committee

Iñaki Aldasoro (BIS), Diana Bonfim (Banco de Portugal and CEPR), Jin Cao (Norges Bank), Francesco Ferrante (Federal Reserve Board), Georgios Georgiadis (ECB), Caterina Mendicino (ECB), Camelia Minoiu (FRB Atlanta), Enrico Sette (ECB and CEPR), Klaus Schaeck (University of Bristol Business School), Rhiannon Sowerbutts (Bank of England), Lena Tonzer (Magdeburg University).