I am a Research Economist in the Balance of Payments, Exchange Rates and Capital Markets Analysis Division at the Deutsche Bundesbank. Before that I was part of the Monetary Policy Outlook Division at the Bank of England. I obtained my PhD at the European University Institute in Florence under the supervision of Ramon Marimon and Edouard Challe.
My research spans monetary policy, expectations in macroeconomics, and firm behaviour. I am particularly interested in understanding how monetary policy affects the real economy and how this response is shaped by deviations from rational expectations as well as firm level financial constraints.
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Interests
Monetary Economics
Corporate Finance
Inflation Expectations
Education
Ph.D. in Economics
- European University Institute, 2017 - 22
M.Sc. in Economics
- Stockholm School of Economics, 2015 - 17
B.A. in Politics, Philosophy, & Economics
- Universität Witten Herdecke, 2011 - 15