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Research at the Bank of Finland

One of the aims of the Bank of Finland is to be an active participant in the Eurosystem. This participation is based on the high level of professional expertise of the economists and other experts employed by the Bank. One pillar of this expertise is research that places the Bank of Finland among the world’s leading central banks in selected key areas. Since the Bank's research should meet academic standards, we seek to publish our research reports in recognised international journals. At the same time, we utilise synergic benefits between research and policy analysis.

The Bank's researchers take an active part in international scientific meetings and work in close cooperation with the academic research community.

 

Topical issues

Research Newsletter 3/2010  Online, PDF (30 July 2010) 

External evaluation of the Bank of Finland's research activity: press release on Research's website, report (PDF) (18 Dec 2009)

Professor Martin Ellison appointed Research Fellow at the Bank of Finland (press release 27 Nov 2009)
Professor Timo Korkeamäki appointed Research Fellow at the Bank of Finland (press release 17 Sep 2009)

Upcoming conferences:

• Bank of Finland/CEPR conference on "Banking in emerging economies"
Helsinki, 7–8 October 2010. Paper submission expired 30 April 2010.

Recent seminars and conferences:

• Bank of Finland/Banca d'Italia conference in honor of Pentti Kouri: Challenges of the Global Crisis to Macroeconomic Theory and International Finance, Helsinki, 10–11 June 2010. Conference material available on 24 June 2010.
• Bank of Finland/DSGE-net/Dynare project at the CEPREMAP: 6th Dynare Conference
Tuusula, 3–4 June 2010. Papers published on 7 June 2010.  

Bank of Finland Research Discussion Papers:

• Karlo Kauko: The feasibility of through-the-cycle ratings
• George W Evans – Seppo Honkapohja – Kaushik Mitra: Does Ricardian Equivalence hold when expectations are not rational?
• Juha Kilponen – Torsten Santavirta: New evidence on implicit contracts from linked employer-employee data 
• Efrem Castelnuovo – Salvatore Nisticò: Stock market conditions and monetary policy in an DSGE model for the US
• Hanna Putkuri: Housing loan rate margins in Finland

Scientific monographs:

• Harry Leinonen: Simulation analyses and stress testing of payment networks
• Charlotta Grönqvist: Empirical studies on the private value of Finnish patents
• Maritta Paloviita: Dynamics of inflation expectations in the euro area