The Interconnectedness Newsletter started out as a way to follow the latest research and discussions unraveling the interconnections in financial markets following the Great Financial Crisis. After more than a decade, it is now a regular source of information about the latest research, reports, conferences and other things related to finance, macro, monetary, and international economics. Finance connects people, countries, and institutions, and it intersects with many other economic disciplines in increasingly important ways. These links have only grown. This newsletter is an effort to collect and curate information and keep the research community connected as we deepen our understanding together.
Data, code and other research resources have become increasingly valuable to make continued progress in our understanding of key questions for both academic research and policy. We collect some of these resources here.
This newsletter is made possible by the volunteer efforts of our editorial team, past and present.