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Annual Research conferences

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Since 1998 the Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) has organised an Annual Research Conference. The conference brings together academics and policymakers from the Netherlands and abroad to present and discuss new research. The topic is selected every year from an area relevant for DNB. 

Forthcoming conferences

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Year Conference
2024 The macroeconomic effects of geopolitical uncertainty
   
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Previous conferences

Year Conference
2023 Challenges for monetary policy during normalisation
2022 Inflation Strikes Back: Drivers and Policy Reactions
2021 The Economy in Transition:Efficient and Sustainable Policies to Support Business Dynamism
2020 Monetary Non-Neutrality: The Real Effects of monetary Policy in the Short and Long-Run
2019 Uncertainty and Non-linearities: Policy Challenges and New Perspectives
2018 Unclogging the credit channel
2017 Fiscal and monetary policy in a changing economic and political environment
2016 Inflation in the 21st century: New policies for new challenges?
2015 Distributional implications of the crisis and policy responses
2014 Forward guidance and communication about unconventional monetary policy
2013 The Impact of Credit on the Dynamics of SMEs (17-18 October)
2012 Household Finances and Behaviour in Times of Crisis (25-26 October)
2011 Complex systems: Towards a better understanding of financial stability and crises
2010 Government support for the financial sector: what happens next?

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