The National Bank of Ukraine has announced a call for papers for its online workshop, Monetary Policy in Emerging Markets: Credit and Saving Behavior in Monetary Transmission, to be held on 14 May 2026. The event, part of the NBU’s annual research and policy series launched in 2021, aims to convene central banks, international financial institutions, academia, and public and private sector participants to discuss monetary policy challenges in emerging market economies. The workshop will focus on how financial systems transmit monetary policy signals to inflation and the real economy, with particular emphasis on credit and deposit channels and the effectiveness of transmission under uncertainty and supply shocks. Proposed topics include the role of financial intermediation, pass-through from policy rates to lending and deposit rates (including asymmetries and non-linearities), adaptation of central bank instruments to improve transmission, heterogeneity across households and firms, credit dynamics and links to financial stability, and the sovereign-bank nexus and exchange rate effects in the allocation of credit. Authors seeking to present are invited to submit either a full paper or an extended abstract with key findings (PDF) by 19 April 2026, using “MPEM2026” as the email subject line.

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