Seminars and workshops

The Reserve Bank regularly hosts seminars and workshops in order to foster debate on monetary and financial-system policy and monetary and financial economics more generally.

Forthcoming conferences and workshops

NZESG 2012: 22nd New Zealand Econometrics Study Group Meeting, 23-24 February 2012

Economics Seminars

See Economic seminars for 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005

These seminars are open to academic and professional economists. Applications to attend or deliver a seminar should be addressed to the Co-ordinator of Economics Research Network Initiative (ERNI).

Workshops

View the list of previous workshops which includes some of the papers from the workshops.

Workshops have discussed financial stability and banking, optimal policy rules, monetary policy under uncertainty and whether monetary policy should be forward or backward looking. The workshops sometimes arise in conjunction with Victoria University of Wellington's Professorial Fellowship in Monetary and Financial Economics.

Public Lectures

• Can Global Financial Regulation Save Us from Future Crises? – A public lecture by Gordon Thiessen held on Tuesday, 22 March 2011. View the lecture at the Victoria University website (44:24 min.).

• How May the New Architecture of Financial Regulations Develop? - A public lecture by Charles Goodhart, 2010, held on 28 January 2010. Listen to the lecture (51.37 min.).

• The Financial Crisis – who’s to blame? Problems and remedies - A public lecture by Howard Davies, held on 30 July 2009. View the lecture (1:15:52 min.) or read the transcript.

• How a unique man built a machine drew a curve and helped world economics advance - Bill Phillips lecture by Alan Bollard, 16 July 2009. View or listen to the lecture. (1:00:38 min.)