Call for Papers: National Bank of Ukraine's Monetary Policy Workshop
Online Monetary Policy Workshop: An Invitation
According to НБУ: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) is now accepting submissions for its annual online workshop on monetary policy, scheduled for May 14, 2026. This call for research papers is open to all interested parties, with a submission deadline of April 19, 2026. Such workshops are a key forum for central banks to engage with the academic and policy research community.
Workshop Focus and Key Topics
This year's workshop will be conducted in English and will focus on 'Monetary Policy in Emerging Market Economies: The Role of Credit and Saving Behavior in the Monetary Transmission Mechanism.' The online format is designed to facilitate broad international participation in discussing these critical policy issues.
Key discussion areas for the workshop will include:
- The role of financial intermediation in the monetary policy transmission process;
- The credit and deposit channels of monetary policy;
- The pass-through of policy rate changes to loan and deposit rates, considering asymmetries and non-linearities;
- Adapting central bank tools to enhance transmission effectiveness;
- Credit development, the structural and cyclical components of credit dynamics, and their impact on financial stability and monetary transmission.
Researchers should submit their papers to [email protected] with 'MPEM2026' in the subject line. This event serves as a vital platform for presenting cutting-edge research and practices in monetary policy, which can inform the development of financial systems in emerging economies. The discussions on credit and savings are particularly pertinent given the current economic challenges facing these nations, offering insights that could help refine central bank policies and promote greater economic stability.
As the National Bank of Ukraine emphasizes the importance of understanding monetary policy dynamics, it is also crucial to explore how these policies can impact broader issues, such as environmental sustainability. A recent study investigates the relationship between monetary policy and carbon emissions, offering insights that could be relevant for both Ukraine and Western economies. This connection highlights the multifaceted implications of monetary strategies in today's interconnected world.
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