UoL-BEAC workshop: revisiting mathematical modeling for Central Bank

 This two-day workshop aims at discussing the role of mathematical modeling in answering various questions arising in central banking in sub-Saharan Africa and other regulatory agencies. It brings together practitioners from the central bank and regulatory agencies and academics to explore how past and current academic research can be incorporated and used to respond to some challenges.

The programme will include academic and practitioner talks, as well as panel discussions.

The workshop is organised by the Direction of Research and Statistics from the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) and the Institute for Financial and Actuarial Mathematics of University of Liverpool. 

Who should attend:

Researchers

Financial sector (banks, insurance companies)

Public and non-profit sector (non-profits, regulator)

Funders (foundations, government funding agency)

Students

Organisers

 Emmanuel Coffie(UoL)

Corina Constantinescu (UoL)

Olivier Menoukeu Pamen (UoL)

Evrald Mounkala (BEAC)

Emily Thierry Mvondo (BEAC)