Research Seminars

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The Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) organizes external research seminars on a regular basis. These seminars are open to external visitors. The seminars are usually held on Thursdays from 12.15 to 13.15 at the Nederlandsche Bank, Frederiksplein 61, 1017 XL,  in Amsterdam.

The seminars are organized in a hybrid form; they can be attended in person and online.

Registration

If you'd like to attend a DNB seminar, whether it's online or physical, please contact Lieke Bakker by e-mail: seminars-ebo@dnb.nl with your affiliated email address. 

You will need a proof of identity (passport, EU Identity Card or Dutch driver's license) to enter DNB.

Forthcoming seminars 2026

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Last updated: 10-04-2026
Title and speaker Date
"External Finance Premium: Market Finance versus Bank Finance" 16 April 
Livia Chitu (European Central Bank)
"The Macroeconomic Implications of the Gen-AI Economy" 20 April 
Paoblo Guerron (Boston College)
Monetary policy, state-dependent bank capital requirements and the role of non-bank financial intermediaries" 23 April 
Chiara Punzo (Bank of England)
 Title to be determined  30 April 
Speaker to be determined
 Title to be determined  7 May 
Efrem Castelnuovo (University of Padova)
 Title to be determined  28 May 
Karin Kinnerud (BI Norwegian Business School)
 Title to be determined   4 June
 Tim Willems (Bank of England)
 Title to be determined  11 June 
Peter Zorn (LMU Zurich)
 Title to be determined  18 June 
Michaela Elfsbacka-Schmöller (European Central Bank)
 Title to be determined  25 June 
 Brigitte Hochmuth (University of Copenhagen)
 Title to be determined  2 July 
 Speaker to be determined
 Title to be determined  9 July  
 Martin Nornejew (Bocconi University) 

Previous seminars

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Title and speaker Date
Edouard Challe (Paris School of Economics) 

8 January
"Fast and Efficient Bayesian Analysis of Structural Vector Autoregressions: An application to Monetary Policy" 13 January
Tomasz Wozniak (University of Melbourne)
"Unequal Decoupling"  19 January
 Federica Romei (University of Oxford)
 Title to be determined   22 January
 Speaker to be determined
 "The (In)finite Money Glitch"  29 January
 Co-Pierre Georg (Frankfurt School of Finance and Management) 
"The impact of central bank backstops on sovereign risk premia: Evidence from the ECB’s Transmission Protection Instrument"  2 February
 Bernd Schwaab (European Central Bank) 
 "Global Banks' Macroeconomic Expectations and Credit Supply"   5 February
 Steven Ongena (University of Zurich)
"The Monetary Dynamics of Hyperinflation Reconsidered"  9 February
 Luca Benati
 "Identifying Non-Gaussian Structural Shocks"  12 February
"Disentangling Monetary Policy, Central Bank Information, and Fed Response to News Shocks"  26 February
 Peter Karadi (European Central Bank)  
"AI For monetary Policy"  5 March
 Michele Lenza (European Central Bank)
"Stablecoins and Central Bank Digital Currencies: Who Supplies Liquidity?" 12 March 
 Pierpaolo Benigno (University of Bern)
"The Heterogeneous Bank Lending Channel of Monetary Policy" 19 March 
 Galo Nuno (Banco d'España)
 "Ex Machina: Financial Stability in the Age of Artificial Intelligence"

 28 March
Agnese Leonello (European Central Bank)
"The Investment Channel of Monetary Policy: Disentangling Firm Heterogeneity" 9 April 
Daniel Lewis (University College London)

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