About Me:
About Me:
Anderson Mutter Teixeira is an Associate Professor of Economics at the Federal University of Goiás (UFG), Brazil. His research examines how financial intermediaries’ balance sheets and regulatory constraints shape monetary transmission, credit allocation, and financial stability.
His work combines empirical banking and quantitative macroeconomics, using bank-level and cross-country data alongside DSGE models to study monetary and macroprudential policies, sovereign exposures, and the interaction between banks and nonbank financial institutions.
His current research agenda, Risk Allocation, Financial Intermediation, and Policy Transmission, studies how the distribution of sovereign and climate-related exposures across financial intermediaries shapes monetary transmission, credit allocation, and systemic risk. Across projects on heterogeneous monetary transmission in the euro area, the sovereign–bank–NBFI nexus, and climate-related financial regulation, he examines how capital constraints and access to alternative financing determine the effects of policy interventions.
His research has been published in national and international peer-reviewed journals and supported by competitive funding from CNPq and CAPES. His paper “Sovereign Risk Weights, Bank Capital Floors, and Monetary Transmission,” coauthored with Alejandro C. Garcia-Cintado and Celso J. Costa-Junior, received Second Prize in the Academic Papers Category of the 2026 ANPEC–FEBRABAN Banking Economics Award.
He previously held postdoctoral research positions at the University of Brasília and the São Paulo School of Economics at Fundação Getulio Vargas (EESP-FGV). In 2024, he was a Visiting Researcher at Surrey Business School, University of Surrey.
Research interests: Macroeconomics; Empirical Banking; Quantitative Macro-Banking; Monetary and Macroprudential Policy; Financial Intermediation; Financial Stability
Contact: anderson_teixeira@ufg.br
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