Conferences, workshops and seminars

Upcoming

The seminars take place in the CNB building or online, are conducted in English and last for about an hour to an hour and a half. Attendance is limited to invited participants only.

Latest highlights

CNB Workshop on Crypto: A Macroprudential Perspective

Keynotes:

  • Richard Portes (London Business School) (pdf, 2 MB)

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Annual International Journal of Central Banking Research Conference

Keynotes:

  • Michelle W. Bowman (FED) (speech)

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CNB Workshop on Monetary Policy: Inflation Targeting Frameworks Under Review

Keynotes:

  • Claudio Borio (BIS) (speech)

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Past events

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Previous Conferences

  • 12 May 2014 – CNB Research Open Day
  • 13 May 2013 – CNB Research Open Day
  • 27–29 June 2012 – Conference on Computing in Economics and Finance, CEF 2012, Prague
  • 21 May 2012 – CNB Research Open Day
  • 24 May 2011 – CNB Research Open Day
  • 25 May 2010 – CNB Research Open Day
  • 26 May 2009 – CNB Research Open Day
  • 20–21 October 2008 – 11th conference ECB-CFS Research Network "The Market for Retail Financial Services: Development, Integration, and Economic Effects"
  • 6 May 2008 – CNB Research Open Day 2008
  • 8 April 2008 – Conference to 15th anniversary of the Czech National Bank and the 10th anniversary of inflation targeting
  • 28-30 June 2007 – Society for Economic Dynamics Annual Conference
  • 22 May 2007 – CNB Research Open Day 2007
  • 3–4 May 2007 – Eurosystem Wage Dynamics Network meeting
  • 16 May 2006 – CNB Research Open Day 2006
  • 14 September 2005 – CNB Research Open Day 2005
  • 2005 – Prague-Budapest Spring Workshop in Macroeconomic theory
  • 4–5 June 2004 – The CNB/CERGE-EI Macro Workshop
  • 2003 – Conference of the Prague School of Economics - jointly with the CNB "Fiscal Policy and Financial Markets"
  • 2001 – Conference marking the 75th anniversary of the establishment of central banking in the Czech Republic, on the theme "Integration into the EU and EMU: Challenges of nominal and real convergence"

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2024

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