South East Asian Central Banks Research and Training Centre

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The South East Asian Central Banks Research and Training Centre is a regional institution that provides research, capacity building, and training programs for central banks and monetary authorities in the Asia-Pacific region.

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instanceOf international organization
research institute
training centre
aimsTo promote macroeconomic and financial stability
strengthen central banking capacity in the region
alsoKnownAs SEACEN Centre
cooperatesWith international financial institutions
regional central bank networks
fieldOfWork capacity development
central banking
financial stability
macroeconomic policy
monetary policy
payment systems
focusesOn emerging market economies
regional monetary and financial cooperation
founded 1969
foundedBy central banks in South East Asia
hasActivity conducts policy-oriented research
facilitates knowledge sharing among member central banks
organises regional training courses
hasMemberType central bank
monetary authority
headquartersCountry Malaysia
headquartersLocation Kuala Lumpur
languageOfWork English
legalForm intergovernmental organisation
memberOf network of central banks in Asia-Pacific
nonProfitStatus non-profit
offers conferences
policy workshops
research programmes
seminars
training programmes for central bank staff
purpose capacity building
research
training
regionServed Asia-Pacific
South East Asia
linked to: Southeast Asia
sector public sector
shortName SEACEN
linked to: SEACEN Centre
targetAudience central bank officials
monetary authority officials
website https://www.seacen.org/

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SEACEN Centre fullName South East Asian Central Banks Research and Training Centre
National Bank of Cambodia memberOf SEACEN (South East Asian Central Banks Research and Training Centre)
linked to: South East Asian Central Banks Research and Training Centre