13th Annual BCC Conference 2025 – Challenges from Higher Uncertainty

13th Annual BCC Conference 2025 – Challenges from Higher Uncertainty

DAY 1 – Thursday 18 September  

POSTER session

An Empirical Analysis of Monetary Policy and Financial Market Interlinkages in Tunisia Using Advanced Connectedness Approaches: Evidence from TVP-VAR and QVAR Models.

Chokri Khalfaoui. Central Bank of Tunisia

Decomposing Demand and Supply Driven Inflation.

Azizjon Toshnazarov, Jamshid Mamasalaev, Nurbek Omonov. Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan

– Decomposition of Inflation in Azerbaijan into Supply and Demand Components According to Supermarket Data.

Khazan Bakhshaliyev, Vugar Ahmadov. Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan

Exploring the Flow-Performance Relation in Colombian Open-End Investment Funds.

Juan Mariño, Daniela Rodriguez, Camilo Sanchez. Central Bank of Colombia

Financial Vulnerability from Climate Shocks:  Peruvian Evidence.

Jorge Pozo, Youel Rojas. Central Reserve Bank of Peru

The Asymmetric Effects of Exchange Rate on Inflation.

Altin Tanku, Lorena Skufi. Bank of Albania

 

WORKSHOP 1: Transmission of shocks 

Comments by: Daniel Kaufmann, University of Neuchâtel

Analysis of the Interaction of Monetary and Macroprudential Policies: Empirical Evidence from Albania.

Gent Sejko, Altin Tanku, Meri Papavangjeli. Bank of Albania

 – Foreign Investment Dynamics: The impact of Benchmark-driven versus Unconstrained Investors on Local Credit Conditions.

Oscar Botero, Andrés Murcia, Mauricio Villamizar. Central Bank of Colombia

Interest Rate Differential and Depreciation Shocks on Credit Dollarization of Firms in Peru: Does Firm Size Matter?

Renzo Pardo. Central Reserve Bank of Peru

 

WORKSHOP 2: Uncertainty  

Comments by: Cédric Tille, BCC

Global Uncertainty Shocks and Their Effect on LATAM Financial Markets and the Aggregate Economy.

Fernando Pérez. Central Reserve Bank of Peru

Policy Uncertainty and Macroeconomic Dynamics in Morocco.

Oussama Houari. Bank Al-Maghrib

The Impact of Geopolitical Risk on the Policy Mix: Evidence from a Panel of Tunisian Banks using Panel VAR and Local Projection models.

Hager Ben Romdhane, Oussema Hammami. Central Bank of Tunisia

 

DAY 2 – Friday 19 September

Keynote presentation Francesca Loria, Federal Reserve Board

Policy presentationMahvash Qureshi, International Monetary Fund (IMF)

 

POLICY PANEL 1: Changing fundamentals and uncertainty: where do we stand?

Chair: Nathan Sussman, Geneva Graduate Institute

– Altin Tanku, Bank of Albania

Belma Čolaković, Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Jongrim Ha, World Bank

– Martina Hengge, International Monetary Fund

Mehdi Bellalouna, Central Bank of Tunisia

– Nicolas Stoffels, Swiss National Bank

 

POLICY PANEL 2: Trade and financial fragmentation

Chair: Nils Herger, Gerzensee Study Center

Aygun Garayeva, Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan

– Gan-Ochir Doojav, Central Bank of Mongolia

– Giorgi Edilashvili, National Bank of Georgia

Jim Siracusa, Consultant and Non-Executive Board Member

– Matteo Iacoviello, Federal Reserve Board

– Otabek Tojiddinov, Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan

 

POLICY PANEL 3: Policy responses to heightened uncertainty on policy and fundamentals

Chair: Ugo Panizza, Geneva Graduate Institute

– Alejandro Werner, Georgetown Americas Institute & PIIE nonresident fellow

– Cesar Giraldo, Board of Directors – Central Bank of Colombia

Fernando Perez, Central Reserve Bank of Peru

– Georgios Chortareas, Kings College

– Governor Trajko Slaveski, National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia

Volodymyr Lepushynskyi, National Bank of Ukraine

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