Silvio Contessi


I am an Associate Professor and the Deputy Head (2023-) of the Department of Banking and Finance at Monash Business School, and I'm based in the Caulfield Campus in Melbourne, Australia.  

My research, teaching, and policy interests are international finance, macro-finance, and banking. Until June 2015, I was a research economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and an adjunct lecturer at Washington University in St. Louis. I am also a Research Associate at the Globalization and Monetary Policy Institute of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.




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Monash Business School

Dept. of Banking and Finance 

Room H3.91 (Caulfield)

Caulfield East VIC 145 - Australia

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Part of my research is now funded under Australian Research Council Discovery Project DP190100606 2019-2022 (A$ 239,000) on "Gross Credit Flows, Credit Reallocation, and the Macroeconomy" for which I'm the Lead Investigator in a team that includes A/Prof. Mei Dong (University of Melbourne) and Prof. Raoul Minetti (Michigan State University).

Recent Papers:

Contessi, Silvio, Mei Dong, Yong Song, and Xuan Vu (2023). "The Dynamic Dirichlet process mixture model: An Application to the Banking Dynamics in the Long Run." University of Melbourne manuscript.

Shuya Yang, Daniel Melser, Farshid Vahid-Araghi, and Silvio Contessi (2023). "High Frequency, High Fidelity: Constructing Daily House Price Indexes," Monash Business School manuscript.

Contessi, Silvio, Qingyuan Du, Deting Gao, Lei Pan, and Shenxiang Xie (2023). "Exchange Rate Regime Flexibility and Firms’ Employment." Monash Business School manuscript.

Contessi, Silvio, Mei Dong, Ainura Tursulunieva, and Xuan Vu (2022). "Heterogeneity in the Banking System in the Long Run: Evidence from New Australian Data Spanning a Century" Monash University manuscript.