Call for Papers Oxford Saïd-VU SBE Macro-finance Conference Money, Liquidity, and Financial Stability

Call for Papers
Oxford Saïd-VU SBE Macro-finance Conference
Money, Liquidity, and Financial Stability

June 19-20, 2025
School of Business and Economics, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Keynote Speakers: Anil Kashyap, University of Chicago
Herakles Polemarchakis, University of Warwick

Policy Panel Speakers: Guido Ascari, De Nederlandsche Bank
Fiorella De Fiore, Bank for International Settlements

TOPICS:
The Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford and the School of Business and Economics at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam jointly invite submissions to the Oxford Saïd - VU SBE Macro-finance Conference. The conference will be held over two days (June 19-20, 2025) at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, with support from Tinbergen Institute. We welcome high-quality submissions at the intersection of financial intermediation and macroeconomics, both theoretical and empirical research. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

• Inflation, debt sustainability, and monetary policy normalisation
• Monetary policy, macroprudential policy, and fiscal policy
• Credit, banks, money, and bankruptcy risks
• International finance, sovereign debt, and exchange rates
• Climate risks and the macro-financial implications

PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:
The deadline for submission is 15 February 2025. The submission fee is 45 EUR. After paying the submission fee via https://fd20.formdesk.com/vu-onlinepayment/SBE_Submission_Oxford_-_VU_Macro_finance_conference, you will receive a submission code (one submission code per paper). Please send your submission code together with the paper to macro.finance.conference.sbe@vu.nl. Decisions will be announced in early April. Participants are expected to book accommodations in Amsterdam by themselves. We provide catering and conference dinner and have limited funding to partially cover accommodation costs for participants.

ORGANISERS:
Oren Sussman (Saïd Business School, Oxford)
Dimitrios Tsomocos (Saïd Business School and St. Edmund Hall, University of Oxford)
Xuan Wang (VU Amsterdam /Tinbergen Institute)
Remco Zwinkels (VU Amsterdam/Tinbergen Institute)


Programme Committee:

Saleem Bahaj, UCL and BoE
Matthew Baron, Cornell
Mariano Massimiliano Croce, Bocconi
Pasquale Della Corte, Imperial College
Mathias Drehmann, BIS
Martin Ellison, Oxford (Econ)
Andrea Ferrero, Oxford (Econ)
Hans Gersbach, ETH KOF Swiss Economic Institute
Alexander Guembel, Toulouse School of Economics
Jiri Knesl, Oxford (Saïd)
Christoffer Koch, Empirical Research Partners
Alexandre Jeanneret, USNW Business School
Seung Joo Lee, Oxford (Saïd)
Xavier Mateos-Planas, Queen Mary
Yuliyan Mitkov, Bonn
Thomas Norman, Oxford (Magdalen College)
Ilaria Piatti, Queen Mary
Udara Peiris, Oberlin College
Alessandro Rebucci, Johns Hopkins (Carey)
Greg Phelan, Williams College
Phurichai Rungcharoenkitkul, BIS
Ricardo Reis, LSE
Martin Schmalz, Oxford (Saïd)
Joel Shapiro, Oxford (Saïd)
Norman Seeger, VU Amsterdam and Tinbergen
David Skee, Warwick Business School
Oren Susman, Oxford (Saïd)
Dimitrio Tsomocos, Oxford (Saïd and St. Edmun Hall)
Alex Vardoulakis, Fed Board of Governors
Kieran Walsh, ETH KOF Swiss Economic Institute
Xuan Wang, VU Amsterdam and Tinbergen
Kostas Zachariadis, Queen Mary
Francesco Zanetti, Oxford (Econ)
Remco Zwinkels, VU Amsterdam and Tinbergen