About me: I joined the Financial Regulation and Policy Division (DG Macroprudential Policy and Financial Stability) in January 2021, where I focus on the risk assessment and regulatory policy primarily for non-bank financial intermediaries. My main roles include: briefing coordinator for our Vice-President's intervention at the FSB Plenary; member of international technical groups on NBFI; was member of the the ECB MMF regulatory reform team.  

Prior to this, I worked at the Monetary Analysis Division (DG Monetary Policy) at the ECB, where I conducted policy analysis and research on the bank-based transmission of monetary policy in the euro area, especially issues related to bank lending, regulatory constraints, asset quality, profitability and valuation. I also spent nine months at the Stress Test Modelling Division (DG Macroprudential Policy and Financial Stability) at the ECB assessing the determinants of euro area bank funding dynamics. 

Before coming to the ECB, I spent three and half years as a full-time researcher in the Monetary and Financial Economics department at Banque de France. This was part of a PhD scholarship program in collaboration with the Aix-Marseille School of Economics. During this time I had the opportunity to complement my largely microeconometrics academic training by taking several courses in banking, corporate finance and asset pricing at HEC Paris. 

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