Membership
Membership in the Global Institute for Macroprudential Modeling (GIMM) is primarily open to government departments, public policy institutions, regulatory authorities (including central banks, financial stability boards, and treasuries), research and academic institutions, universities, and international organizations. The membership fee is determined based on the World Bank income classification of the member's country and is set at a level to cover the operational costs of GIMM.
Full GIMM members have access to
All GIMM events, such as workshops and seminars
All GIMM model framework codes and documentation via a dedicated GitLab repository, including all the latest updates
Customized version of the GIMM modeling framework, fitted to their economy
Ten expert mandays per year of technical assistance in designing and implementing model-based frameworks in their own institution
Assistance in designing scenarios, policy analysis and stress tests
Annual membership fee
The membership fee is set on a non-profit basis to cover the costs of running GIMM, including its workshops and technical assistance programs, and reflects the World Bank income classification of the member's country of residence.
| World Bank income classification | Annual fee (USD, exclusive of VAT) |
|---|---|
| High-income countries | 15,000 |
| Upper-middle-income countries | 13,500 |
| Lower-middle-income countries | 12,500 |
| Low-income countries | 11,000 |