I am an Economist in the Financial Intermediaries Analysis Section at the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
I completed my Ph.D. at the Finance Department of the Stockholm School of Economics. My research focuses on how regulation impacts financial intermediation with an emphasis on nonbank financial intermediation in corporate bond, repo and Treasury markets.
News, including selected recent & upcoming seminars and conferences:
04/25: Discussion at the Chicago Booth Treasury Markets Conference
08/24: Conference on Regulating Financial Markets
06/24: 13th MoFiR Workshop on Banking
05/24: 1st University of Illinois Chicago Finance Conference
05/24: 11th Annual Conference on Financial Market Regulation
PhD in Finance, 2024
Stockholm School of Economics
MSc in Economics, 2019
University of Bonn
BSc in Economics, 2016
University of Mannheim
Applied Financial Econometrics - Stockholm School of Economics 2021, 2022, 2023
Advanced Methods in Finance - Stockholm School of Economics 2022
Portfolio Choice and Asset Pricing - Stockholm School of Economics 2022
Risk Management - Stockholm School of Economics 2023, 2024
Financial Markets and Institutions - University of Bonn 2017, 2018
Econometrics - University of Bonn 2018
You can find my full CV here
Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden – 2019-2024 – Ph.D in Finance
University of Bonn, Germany – 2016-2019 – M.Sc. in Economics
University of Toronto, Canada – 2017 – Visiting Student in Economics
University of Mannheim, Germany – 2012-2015 – B.Sc. in Economics
Tilburg University, Netherlands – 2014 – Visiting Student in Economics
European Central Bank, Germany
German Council of Economic Experts, Germany
Centre for European Economic Research, Germany
Deutsche Bundesbank, Germany