This workshop provides an examination of policy
perspectives on the linkages between monetary and financial stability,
including their dynamic interactions, source of pressures, policy strategies, and
institutional implications. The workshop will equip participants with overview
of the role, objectives, and lessons for designing financial system stability
analysis and macroprudential policy in light of the global financial crisis.
Participants will also learn issues on monetary theory, policy frameworks and
exchange rate concepts, and measurement enriched with exchange rate policy. The
workshop will be enriched with group work and discussion on policy mix case
study.
Main Topics
1. New Framework on
Central Bank Policy Mix
2. Holistic approach to
Financial Stability Analysis (FSA)
3. Macroprudential Policy
in Light of The Global Financial Crisis
4. Architecture of
Macroprudential Policies
5. Macro-Financial
Surveillance
6. Experiences of Central
Bank Policy Mix Implementation
7. Central Bank Policy
Mix: Case Study
Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants
are expected to:
1. Understand the problems and complexity faced
by central bank particularly after the global financial crisis.
2. Understanding new paradigm and framework of
central bank policy mix.
3. Able to develop optimal mix of policy mixes based
on economic conditions.
Target Audience
This program is designed for middle-to-senior
level official from central banks and related institutions working on
formulating and implementing monetary policy, macroprudential policy and other
related area on macroeconomics and financial stability.
Date : 6-9
Apr (Jakarta), 6-9 Jul (Turkey)
Partner: IMF, Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey
(CBRT), Central Bank Partners
