They welcome high-quality submissions at the intersection of financial intermediation and macroeconomics, both theoretical and empirical research, and a strong focus on theory would be welcome. The conference will also feature a special session on climate risks and macro-finance this year. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

• inflation, debt sustainability and bankruptcy risks
• monetary policy, macroprudential policy and fiscal policy
• credit, money, liquidity and banking fragility
• international finance, sovereign debt and exchange rates
• climate risks and the macro-financial implications.

The submission fee is £35.