Laurent Millischer joined the JVI in 2020. As he moves on to a new role, he reflects on his experience, achievements, and the path ahead. Laurent, what do you remember from when you first joined the JVI five years ago? I joined...Read more >>
The Joint Vienna Institute, in collaboration with the Bank of England’s Centre for Central Banking Studies, delivered the sixth edition of the course on Macroprudential Tools from September 16 to 20, 2025. Building on the strong...Read more >>
Launched in 2020, the one-week Future of Taxation (FoT) course was again delivered this year from September 15 to 19. It is one of the few JVI courses devoted exclusively to taxation, designed for officials working in both tax...Read more >>
Quarterly GDP is a key indicator across the globe to measure economic activity. It is keenly followed and widely used by analysts, politicians, media, businesses, and the public in general. As quarterly GDP movements help to...Read more >>
We have some important news to share: the 2026 JVI course schedule is now available on our website. In 2026, we will be hosting around 80 courses, once again covering the full range of macroeconomic, financial and structural...Read more >>