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Events

April 29, 2025

Monetary Transmission with Frequent Policy Events

April 23, 2025

Trump, The US Dollar, and The International Monetary System

April 17, 2025

Making Sense of Stablecoins

March 17, 2025

Research Seminar: Digital Technology, Legal Reforms, Bank Leading

January 20, 2025

TIA CoE Preliminary Launch

January 16 & 17, 2025

3rd ASB-CEPR-ERSA-ADB-CAMA-BNM and WB Workshop on Macroeconomic Policy in Emerging Markets

January 14, 2025

ASB-SEACEN Roundtable with Refet Gürkaynak: Emerging Issues in Central Banking

December 19 & 20, 2024

Artificial Intelligence and Central Banking Conference 2024

Monetary Transmission with Frequent Policy Events

Newly appointed Research fellow, Professor Refet S. Gürkaynak, examined the dynamics of monetary transmission in today’s rapidly evolving policy landscape in TIACOE’s first public lecture. Drawing on his extensive expertise in monetary economics, financial markets, and international economics, the session offered valuable insights for academics, economists and practitioners seeking to navigate shifting global macro-financial trends.

Trump, The US Dollar, and The International Monetary System

To strengthen university relations between ASB and institutes in East Malaysia, Professor Hans Genberg presented a talk titled Trump, the US Dollar, and the International Monetary System at UNIMAS, Sarawak. His seminar contextualizes recent events in the United States and the implications they may have on the global monetary system, providing key insights useful for the students, professors, and economists present at the talk.

Making Sense of Stablecoins

Professor Anella Munro, Professor of Economics at ASB, conducted a seminar at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia titled Making Sense of Stablecoins as an effort to foster collaboration and opportunities with ASB and UKM. Her presentation examined the growing role of stablecoins in the global financial system, their implications for monetary sovereignty, and the complex regulatory challenges they pose. The seminar provided a timely perspective on one of the most consequential developments in contemporary monetary economics.

Research Seminar: Digital Technology, Legal Reforms, Bank Leading

The TIACOE hosted its first event, featuring Professor Bernard Yeung, an esteemed scholar in finance, economics, and strategy. His presentation explored the impact of digital technology and legal reforms on bank lending, highlighting how online collateral auctions have reshaped credit markets. The session provided valuable insights into the evolving financial landscape, drawing engagement from academics and industry professionals.

TIA CoE Soft Launch

Under the stewardship of Asia School of Business, The Tun Ismail Ali Center of Excellence is a Bank Negara Malaysia-endowed research center. The launch showcases the strategic vision for this new center of excellence and feature addresses from distinguished leaders in central banking, including Tan Sri Dr. Zeti Aziz (Founding Chair and Co-chair, Board of Governors of Asia School of Business and Former Governor, Bank Negara Malaysia) and Dato’ Seri Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour (Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia). Professor Hélène Rey (London Business School and CEPR) delivered the keynote presentation on global financial cycles and their impact on emerging markets. 

3rd ASB-CEPR-ERSA-ADB-CAMA-BNM and WB Workshop on Macroeconomic Policy in Emerging Markets

The 3rd Macroeconomic Policy in Emerging Markets Workshop focused on addressing the challenges of macroeconomic policy in emerging markets amid global uncertainties, high interest rates, and limited fiscal space. With Hélène Rey (London Business School and CEPR) as the keynote speaker, the event featured research discussions on topics such as monetary and fiscal policies, policy coordination, debt sustainability, and spillovers from advanced economies, providing insights into innovative policy options and strategies for emerging markets.

ASB-SEACEN Roundtable with Refet Gürkaynak: Emerging Issues in Central Banking

An engaging roundtable discussion on the current and emerging challenges that central banks face with Prof. Refet Gurkaynak, Professor of Economics and Acting Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Administrative and Social Sciences at Bilkent University. This session delved into pressing topics such as monetary policy in a post-pandemic world, the impact of technological innovation on financial systems, and the role of central banks in addressing climate risks, central bank independence and other related issues.

Artificial Intelligence and Central Banking Conference 2024

This two-day event examined the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on economies and central banks, exploring challenges like labor market disruptions and opportunities to enhance productivity and policy-making. Hosted by the Asia School of Business and The SEACEN Centre, it featured expert presentations and workshops to help academia and central bankers navigate this evolving landscape.