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Thoughts and Articles from the SEACEN Community

Four Praises and a Funeral: In Defence of Short Selling

Everyone loves a good underdog story in which an unlikely [...]

19
Feb
Wall Street Bets Vs. The Street

The big story at the moment is how a community [...]

29
Jan
Programmable Money and CBDC

In 2020, one of the interesting topics being discussed in [...]

07
Dec
The Rise in Interest in CBDC

The following is the first in a series of blog [...]

26
Nov
COVID-19 and the Lessons for Widening Sustainable Finance

We are in the midst of an unprecedented pandemic. Apart [...]

15
May
Dynamics of Output Growth During Pandemics: Evidence from Two Centuries of Data

In this Suara SEACEN article, we show that global output [...]

08
Apr
Crisis Preparedness in the Age of COVID-19: a Primer

Maintaining confidence and the smooth functioning of financial markets[i] Since [...]

30
Mar
FDI and Capital Flows: New Perspectives from New Data

Capital flows and their volatility present challenges for economic policy [...]

25
Mar
COVID-19: Financial Stability and Business Continuity Management – Part B

This is the second of a two-part series of our [...]

23
Mar
Coronavirus and the Global Economy: Central Banks’ Policy Responses Update 1

This post is an update of our blog Coronavirus and [...]

20
Mar
COVID-19: Financial Stability and Business Continuity Management – Part A

In many conference speeches, training presentations and papers since the [...]

18
Mar
Job-to-job transitions: A different lens for understanding wage dynamics

Since the global financial crisis, a number of central banks [...]

16
Mar
Coronavirus and the Global Economy: Central Banks’ Policy Responses

Since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) in China, [...]

05
Mar
Credit where credit is due: calculating credit-to-GDP gaps

In the wake of the Great Financial Crisis, the Basel [...]

02
Mar
Unchartered Vulnerabilities: Corporate Leveraged Loans and Collateralised Loan Obligations

In the aftermath of the global financial crisis of 2008-09, [...]

24
Feb
Scary Spear-Phishing Attack

On Wednesday, November 27, 2019 I experienced a scary spear-phishing [...]

15
Jan
A New Tool to Measure a Bank’s Risk of Failure

A recent paper argues that despite the revisions to the [...]

23
Dec
The Beginning of the End for the Dollar?

The weakening of the dollar and the end of its [...]

03
Sep
Reflections on the 2019 SEACEN Policy Summit

This year’s SEACEN Centre Policy Summit in Kuala Lumpur in [...]

15
Jul
Climate Change as a Prudential Risk for Central Banks and Regulatory Authorities

Once policy-makers accept climate change as a prudential risk, several [...]

01
Jul
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