Research
Publications in peer-reviewed journals
Căpraru, B., Pappas, A., Sprincean, N., 2024. Fiscal Rules in the European Union: Less is More. JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, forthcoming
Andrieș, A.M., Chiper, M.A., Ongena, S., Sprincean, N., 2024. External Wealth of Nations and Systemic Risk. Journal of Financial Stability 70, 101192
Andrieș, A.M., Sprincean, N., 2023. ESG Performance and Banks' Funding Costs. Finance Research Letters 54, 103811
Andrieș, A.M., Plopeanu, A.P., Sprincean, N., 2023. Institutional determinants of households' financial investment behaviour across European countries. Economic Analysis and Policy 77, 300-325
Aevoae, G.M., Andrieș, A.M., Ongena, S., Sprincean, N., 2023. ESG and Systemic Risk. Applied Economics 55(27), 3085-3109
Andrieș, A.M., Brodocianu, M., Sprincean, N., 2023. The Role of Institutional Investors in the Financial Development. Economic Change and Restructuring 56, 345-378
Andrieș, A.M., Cazan, S., Sprincean, N., 2022. The Nexus between Bank M&As and Financial Development. Romanian Journal of Economic Forecasting 25(2), 5-28
Căpraru, B., Georgescu, G., Sprincean, N., 2022. Do Independent Fiscal Institutions Cause Better Fiscal Outcomes in the European Union? Economic Systems 46(2), 100973
Andrieș, A.M., Podpiera, A.M., Sprincean N., 2022. Central Bank Independence and Systemic Risk. International Journal of Central Banking 18(1), 81-150
Andrieș, A.M., Ongena, S., Sprincean N., Tunaru, R., 2022. Risk Spillovers and Interconnectedness Between Systemically Important Institutions. Journal of Financial Stability 58, 100963
Andrieş, A.M., Melnic, F., Sprincean, N., 2021. The effects of macroprudential policies on credit growth. The European Journal of Finance 28(10), 964-996
Andrieș, A.M., Ongena, S., Sprincean, N., 2021. The COVID-19 Pandemic and Sovereign Bond Risk. The North American Journal of Economics and Finance 58, 101527.
Andrieș, A.M., Sprincean, N., 2021. Cyclical behaviour of systemic risk in the banking sector. Applied Economics 53, 1463–1497
Andrieș, A.M., Cazan, S., Sprincean, N., 2021. Determinants of Bank M&As in Central and Eastern Europe. Journal of Risk and Financial Management 14(12), 621
Andrieș, A.M., Nistor, S., Ongena, S., Sprincean, N., 2020. On Becoming an O-SII (“Other Systemically Important Institution”). Journal of Banking and Finance 111, 105723
Andrieş, A.M., Nistor, S., Sprincean, N., 2020. The Impact of Central Bank Transparency on Systemic Risk—Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe. Research in International Business and Finance 51, 100921
Sprincean, N., 2019. Early Warning Indicators for Macrofinancial Activity in Romania. Review of Economic and Business Studies 12(1), 137-162
Andrieș, A.M., Ihnatov, I., Sprincean, N., 2017. Do Seasonal Anomalies Still Exist in Central and Eastern European countries? A Conditional Variance Approach. Romanian Journal of Economic Forecasting 20(4), 60-83
Books and book chapters
Sprincean, N., 2021. Ciclurile economice și riscul sistemic. Editura Universității Alexandru Ioan Cuza Iași, ISBN: 978-606-714-639-4
Andrieș, A.M., Ongena, S., Sprincean, N., 2020. The Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic Through the Lens of the CDS Spreads, in Billio, M., Varotto, S. (eds): A New World Post COVID-19. Lessons for Business, the Finance Industry and Policy Makers. Edizioni Ca’Foscari
Andrieș, A.M., Melnic, F., Pleșcău, I., Sprincean, N., 2017. Riscuri bancare și stabilitate financiară. Rolul guvernanței și al reglementărilor. Editura Universității Alexandru Ioan Cuza Iași, ISBN: 978-606-714-379-9
Working Papers
Andrieș, A.M., Ongena, S., Sprincean, N., 2024. Good and Bad Credit Growth: Sectoral Credit Allocation and Systemic Risk. Swiss Finance Institute Research Paper No. 24-23. Available at SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4757815
Lazăr, S., Sprincean, N., Ihnatov, I., Andrieș, A.M., 2024. Bank Size and Effective Tax Rates. Evidence from the U.S. Banks. Available at SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4816213
Căpraru, B., Georgescu, G., Sprincean, N., 2022. Fiscal Rules, Independent Fiscal Institutions, and Sovereign Risk. Romanian Fiscal Council Working Papers no 4. Available at SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4258340