The CEBRA 2025 Annual Meeting is an academic conference intended for researchers. Registration is free of charge but only open to individuals actively engaged in economic research. Please note that the meeting is held off the record.

All times are Eastern Time (ET)


Title Active Participants Session Type Date Time Length Room Favorite

Keynote: "Price Research in a Digital Age"
Panelist(s)
Alberto Cavallo
Keynote 07/08 11:30 EDT 45 mins Favorite

Panel: AI and the Future of Analytics in Central Banking organised by Raphael Auer (BISIH/CEBRA)
Panel Session 07/08 12:15 EDT 45 mins Favorite

Lunch
Lunch 07/08 13:00 EDT 60 mins Favorite

South African Reserve Bank

Communicating Monetary Policy in Emerging Markets
Track A: Communication and Transmission in Central Banking 07/08 14:00 EDT 120 mins Favorite

Financial Stability Board

Assessing the impact of extreme weather events on the financial system
Track B: Financial Stability, Macroprudential Policy and the Green Transition 07/08 14:00 EDT 120 mins Favorite

International Monetary Fund

Tokenization and Financial Markets
Track C: Firm Dynamics, Market Structure and Financial Innovation 07/08 14:00 EDT 120 mins Favorite

Bank of Japan

Heterogeneous Firms and Aggregate Dynamics: Productivity, Growth, and Policy Implications
Chair(s)
Yojiro Ito
Track D: Global Spillovers, Trade and International Finance 07/08 14:00 EDT 120 mins Favorite

CEBRA's "Inflation: Drivers and Dynamics” (IDD) Program 

New Theories and Evidence on Inflation and Inflation Expectations
Track E: Inflation Dynamics, Expectations and Transmission 07/08 14:00 EDT 120 mins Favorite

Bank of Finland

Monetary, Fiscal and Financial Stability Interactions in a Monetary Union
Chair(s)
Nigel McClung
Track F: Monetary–Fiscal Policy and Stability 07/08 14:00 EDT 120 mins Favorite

Break
Break 07/08 16:00 EDT 15 mins Favorite

Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB)

Soft Landing and Stabilization Trade-Offs
Track A: Communication and Transmission in Central Banking 07/08 16:15 EDT 120 mins Favorite

Norge Bank

Macroprudential Policies
Track B: Financial Stability, Macroprudential Policy and the Green Transition 07/08 16:15 EDT 120 mins Favorite

OECD

The Changing Nature of Corporate Bond Markets: Implications for Productivity, Financial Stability and Capital Flows
Track C: Firm Dynamics, Market Structure and Financial Innovation 07/08 16:15 EDT 120 mins Favorite

CEBRA IFM program

Emerging Risks in International Finance
Chair(s)
Fernanda Nechio
Track D: Global Spillovers, Trade and International Finance 07/08 16:15 EDT 120 mins Favorite

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

Recent Advances in Understanding Inflation and Inflation Expectations
Track E: Inflation Dynamics, Expectations and Transmission 07/08 16:15 EDT 120 mins Favorite