I am an Associate Professor of Economics at SKEMA Business School. Previously, I worked at the Banque de France as a Senior Research Economist and at CEPII. My experience also includes serving as a Visiting Scholar at Hitotsubashi University and at the Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI). I hold a joint PhD from Sciences Po and LUISS Guido Carli.
My Research Interests: Monetary and International Economics, Credit and Banking
News:
- November 2026: Presenting “Geopolitical Risk and ECB Monetary Policy Transmission to sovereign spreads” (with L. Ferrara) at the Climate, Weather and Geopolitical Risk Workshop, University College Dublin.
- November 2026: Presenting “The ECB's Green Put: From Cheap Talk to Priced Action” (with T. Jourde, F. van Dijk) at the 4th Macroeconomic and Financial Aspects of Climate Change Conference, organized by the European Economic Review and the Bank of Greece, Athens.
- September 2026: I presented our paper “Federal Reserve shocks: which securities really flow?” (with J.Schmidt, and M. Silvestrini) at the 7th Joint OECD–BdI–BdF–IMF Workshop on International Capital Flows and Financial Policies, [Slides]
- New SUERF Policy Paper: "Federal Reserve shocks: which securities really flow?" with J. Schmidt and M. Silvestrini, July 2026. Based on our recent BdF WP.
- Revised Draft (April 2026): "The ECB's Green Put: From Cheap Talk to Priced Action" with T. Jourde and F. van Dijk.
Contact information: urszula.szczerbowicz[at]skema.edu