Belgrade Economics and Finance Research Seminar

Since 2018, the NBS and Belgrade Faculty of Economics jointly organise the Belgrade Economics and Finance Research Seminar, following on the seminars held by the NBS from 2010.

Forthcoming seminars

The seminars will be held from 1 to 2 pm on the NBS premises, 17 Nemanjina Street, Belgrade.

The seminars are open to all. The applicants must register on seminari@nbs.rs at least two days before the seminar. Please fill in your name and surname in the application and indicate the title of the seminar, name of your employer and the number of a valid personal identification document (ID card or passport). Attendance in the seminars is determined based on the order of applications received. You will receive an e-mail notification only if all places are filled. Otherwise, consider your registration successful.

As you will be required to present your ID card or passport at the entrance to NBS building, make sure you arrive 15 minutes before the event.


There are no seminars announced for the time being.

Held seminars

    • 13 December 2019 (Faculty of Economics in Belgrade, Professors’ hall) 
      Francesko Nava, London School of Economics and Political Science
      Topic: “Differentiated Durable Goods: Monopoly & Competition”
    • 21 June 2019 (Faculty of Economics in Belgrade, Professors’ hall)
      Dalibor Stevanović, Université du Québec à Montréal
      Topic: “How Is Machine Learning Useful for Macroeconomic Forecasting” | Working paper
    • 28 May 2019 (Faculty of Economics in Belgrade, Professors’ hall)
      Hans Jarle Kind, Norwegian School of Economics
      Topic: “Personalized pricing disables rivals from softening competition” | Invitation | Working paper
    • 24 April 2019
      Maruška Vizek, Ekonomski institut , Zagreb
      Topic: “Fiscal devaluations: Evidence using bilateral trade balance data” | Presentation
    • 22 March 2019
      Georgios Georgiadis, European Central Bank
      Topic: “Monetary policy spillovers, capital controls and exchange rate flexibility and the financial channel of exchange rates” | Presentation
    • 1 March 2019 (Faculty of Economics in Belgrade, Professors’ hall)
      Ana Obiševa, New Economic School, Moscow
      Topic: "Dimensional Analysis, Leverage Neutrality, and Market Microstructure Invariance" | Working paper
    • 22 February 2019
      Martin Brown, University of St Gallen
      Topic: “Banking crises, bail-ins and money holdings” | Working paper
    • 8 February 2019 (Faculty of Economics in Belgrade, Professors’ hall)
      Vyacheslav Gorovoy, New Economic School, Moscow
      Topic: “Interest rate modelling under conditions of near-zero interest rates” | Working paper