I am a Senior Researcher at the CNRS (Directrice de Recherche) and an Associate Professor at the University Paris Dauphine - PSL. My research focuses on documenting the evolution of contemporary international finance and its interactions with public policy. Among other contributions, I have provided empirical evidence demonstrating that a significant share of international financial transactions is linked to tax avoidance strategies. Additionally, I have shown empirically that speculative transactions in a small derivative financial market can influence the pricing of underlying government bonds.

More recently, I have published a book examining the transformations of French government intervention since 1949. I actively engage in dialogue with policymakers and frequently contribute to public debate through media appearances.

I am a member of the Board of Directors of the Banque de France and serve on the Scientific Board of the Museum of Economics in Paris.

In French only, here a detailed presentation of my most significant works ("Rapport sur Travaux" pour le CNRS)