The aim is to produce scientifically high-level research and to support the preparation of monetary policy and macroprudential analysis. The Bank's research function endeavours to establish close cooperation with the academic research community, and the researchers are active participants in European research networks and research cooperation between central banks.
The research activities of the Bank of Finland are primarily carried out in two units: the Research Unit and BOFIT (The Bank of Finland Institute for Emerging Economies).
The Research Unit's key research areas are the interaction between and stability of the macro economy and the financial markets.
BOFIT's research focuses on the macroeconomics and financial systems of emerging economies, particularly Russia and China.
Forthcoming events
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Yongjian Lyu (Southwest University of Finance and Economics) - Risk Spillovers from the Chinese Real Estate Market to the Financial System: Does Monetary Policy Uncertainty Matter? -
Sonalika Sinha (Reserve Bank of India): Effectiveness of macroprudential regulations and capital controls – Evidence from India
Bank of Finland Research Discussion Papers
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Demographic aging and the New Keynesian Phillips Curve -
Optimal carbon leakage -
Sustainability and private investors -
Assessing targeted longer-term refinancing operations : identification through search intensity -
Monetary policy rules : model uncertainty meets design limits -
Monetary policy transmission below zero
BOFIT Discussion Papers
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Where has all the dynamism gone? : Productivity growth in China’s manufacturing sector, 1998-2013 -
China’s macroeconomic policies and spillover effects -
When banks’ shadow fades and shadow banking rises : Securitization and loan performance in China -
Political cycles of media repression -
BigTech credit and monetary policy transmission : Micro-level evidence from China -
Regional favoritism in access to credit : just believe it