ABFER 11th ANNUAL CONFERENCE
The ABFER 11th Annual Conference will be held on 20-23 May 2024 at the Pan Pacific Singapore
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11th ASIAN MONETARY POLICY FORUM
The 11th Asian Monetary Policy Forum (AMPF) will commence on 23 May 2024 at the Pan Pacific Singapore with a joint dinner with ABFER, followed by the forum on 24 May 2024 at Conrad Centennial Singapore
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CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT: CHINA AND ASIA
Webinar series on every third Thursday of the month
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INNOVATION, PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH, AND CHALLENGES IN THE DIGITAL ERA: ASIA AND BEYOND
Webinar series on every first Wednesday of the month
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INDUSTRY OUTREACH PANEL
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  • ABFER 11th ANNUAL CONFERENCE
  • 11th ASIAN MONETARY POLICY FORUM
  • CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT: CHINA AND ASIA
  • INNOVATION, PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH, AND CHALLENGES IN THE DIGITAL ERA: ASIA AND BEYOND
  • INDUSTRY OUTREACH PANEL

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553 PRESENTED Papers presented at
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186 JOURNALS Papers published in
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Annual Conferences

The core mandate of central banks is to control inflation. But in the process of doing it, many other problems can emerge. Economies can tank, leading to job and output losses, stock markets and property markets can melt down and banks can fail. In emerging markets, even currencies can crash. How central bankers can deal with such multiple...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said it may again down-grade its already pessimistic out-look for the global economy this month. Given the possibility of a further decline in consumption, more job losses and the risk of a fresh wave of bankruptcies, there is a lot of concern about the path and shape of recovery...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said it may again downgrade its already pessimistic outlook for the global economy this month. Given the possibility of a further decline in consumption, more job losses and the risk of a fresh wave of bankruptcies, there is a lot of concern about the path and shape of recovery...

One of the world's top economists has warned that a decade after the last financial crisis, the level of debt being taken on by corporations and households in the United States is hitting levels that should concern regulators.