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A Research Centre was established at the Deutsche Bundesbank in 2000 to examine a range of economic topics. The scope of the centre's research was extended in March 2005 to include banking supervision, financial stability and risk modelling. The main issues of current research are the monetary transmission process, the transformation process in central and eastern Europe, cyclical analysis and how open economies function (see current research projects).

The Research Centre publishes discussion papers, organises conferences and provides study opportunities for visiting researchers. The Centre has the support of a research council and research professors.

Research Council

  • Prof. R. Clarida
    Columbia University

  • Prof. J. von Hagen
    Universität Bonn u. ZEI

  • Prof. B. Hall
    University of California, Berkeley

  • Dr D. Henderson
    Board of the Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Washington

  • Prof. S. Mittnik
    Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

  • Prof. W. Perraudin
    Imperial College London

Research Professors

  • Prof. J. Breitung
    Universität Bonn

  • Prof. F. Fecht
    European Business School, Oestrich-Winkel

  • Prof. T. Laubach
    Universität Frankfurt

  • Prof. M. J. M. Neumann
    Universität Bonn

  • Prof. H. Uhlig
    University of Chicago

Additional information

Panel

Panel of Household Finances

The German Panel of Household Finances (PHF) is a survey on household finance and wealth in Germany, covering the balance sheet, pension, income, work life and other demographic characteristics.

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Discussion papers

Scientifically-oriented work on issues and topics from the Research Center, published mostly in English language. You will find the Discussion papers in the list of all publications.

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Conferences

Conference documents - Pictures © Jens Braune del Angel, Frankfurt am Main

Here, you will find a current list of Deutsche Bundesbank research conferences.

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