Talina Sondershaus
Welcome to my website! I am Assistant Professor in Financial Economics at the Department of Economics at Lund University School of Economics and Management (Sweden), and affiliated researcher of Norges Bank (Norwegian Central Bank).
My research interest is in financial intermediation. I conduct research on borrowing and lending behavior (corporate lending, household borrowing) and loan trading in the context of financial market regulation, monetary policy, climate change and geopolitical risks.
Email: talina.sondershaus@nek.lu.se
News:
Feb 2025: Check out our new working paper: Buy now pay (less) later : Leveraging Private BNPL Data in Consumer Banking with Christine Laudenbach (SAFE and Goethe University Frankfurt), Elin Molin (Lund University) and Kasper Roszbach (Norges Bank)
Jan 2025: My JMP "The Effect of Asset Encumbrance on Bank Behavior: Evidence from the Introduction of Covered Bonds in Norway", joined work with with Jin Cao and Ragnar Juelsrud, is forthcoming in the Journal of the European Economic Association.
Oct 2024: I received the Best Discussion Award at the 13th National PhD Workshop in Finance at the Swedish House of Finance, discussing Nils Landén Mammos paper "The bank of mom and dad: intergenerational transfers and macroprudential regulation". See my discussion slides here.
Oct 2024: Check out my new working paper on the topic of sustainable banking: "Banking on Coal, Still: Bank funding of fossil fuels around Germany’s Coal Exit"
June 2024: Check out the program for our "Knut Wicksell Conference on Crypto and Fintech" taking place on Aug 30/31 in Lund. Keynote is Campbell Harvey (Duke).
June 2024: I became Assistant Professor in the Finance Group at the Department of Economics at Lund School of Economics and Management.
Oct 2023: I received the Best Discussion Award at the Workshop on Banking Research Münster for my discussion of the paper "CBDC and the Shadow of Bank Disintermediation: US Stock Market Insights on Threats and Remedies" by Beckmann et al. See my discussion slides here.