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During January 2025 we will be offering two compact courses that will be run in a “block” format, i.e. delivered over 2-3 days. Both courses will count into the Winter Semester 2024/25 and are already open for registration, whereby they will stay open for registration until (and including) the first day of the course.
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We would like to invite you to a research seminar by Eddie Gerba, Head of Research for the Prudential Regulation Authority at the Bank of England, called "Who's The Boss? The Role of Shareholders in Banks' Lending Decisions". The seminar will take place on Monday, December 2, in Room 206 at 11:00.
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Professor Ladislav Krištoufek, our colleague and Charles University Vice-Rector for Research, received a Medal of Merit in the Field of Science - from Czech President Petr Pavel at Prague Castle on October 28, 2024. Congratulations!
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Take advantage of the benefits of cooperation between ACCA and IES FSV UK. IES students can benefit from an additional exemption from the module of Financial Management in the ACCA program. ACCA representatives will come to present the ACCA Accelerate program for IES students on Monday, November 4, at 2 p.m. in room 109.
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The fourth issue of Czech Journal of Economics and Finance in the year 2024 has been published.
Let us kindly draw your attention to the following interesting papers:
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The National Bank of Slovakia invites applications for up to ten positions entitled
Senior Economist / Economist
This year, we will particularly welcome applications from job market candidates working on:
monetary policy
macroeconomic topics using micro data in areas such as productivity and firm-level performance, international trade, banking, macroprudential policy and financial stability, and the real estate market
labour market analysis including population ageing and migration
economic and financial implications of climate change
public policies more broadly
Successful candidates working in policy units will be involved in and responsible for regular contributions to the bank’s key analytical reports. Some of that work may lead to research publications but independent research will also be encouraged and rewarded.
In the Research Department, successful candidates will conduct relevant, policy-oriented research, with opportunities for international collaboration with other central banks and academic institutions. Publication activity is a core responsibility.
