CCBS Conference: Transforming monetary policy – How should we think about uncertainty and risks?

Hybrid: 25 – 26 June 2025

About the conference

Event Directors: John Barrdear, Andrew Blake, Angus Foulis, Mike Goldby, John Power, and Jagdish Tripathy

This conference will bring together leading researchers, central bankers and practitioners to consider lessons for the Bank of England's monetary policy transformation work following the Bernanke review. It forms part of the Bank's commitment to engage with and seek input from the external community on the substance of the issues raised.
 
It will examine inter-connected issues under the broad heading of uncertainty and risks: including topics like forecast evaluation and modelling; communicating uncertainty; and wider monetary strategy. 
 
Confirmed external speakers include:

  • Anna Breman (Deputy Governor, Riksbank)
  • Michael McMahon (University of Oxford)
  • Athanasios Orphanides (MIT)
  • David Spiegelhalter (Cambridge University)

This conference will be hybrid. Please be aware we have limited availability for in-person spaces for this conference, there is no guarantee of attendance. We politely ask you to consider virtual participation if you are unable to commit to the two days of the conference.

You will receive a notification as to whether your application is successful or not and if you have been offered an in-person or virtual place.
 
Register for this event

A link to the conference programme will be provided when available.

Please register by 5pm on Monday 16 June if you wish to apply for in-person participation. We will close registration for virtual participation at 5pm on Monday 23 June.

This page was last updated 23 May 2025