Professional Experience
Education
Ph.D., Economics, Northwestern University, 2010
M.A., Economics, Northwestern University, 2005 Diplom, Economics, University of Mannheim, Germany, 2004 Research Interests
Financial Economics, Macroeconomics, Economic History
Fellowships and Rewards
- Best Paper Prize at the 6th International Finance and Banking Society Conference (The Real Effects of Credit Line Drawdowns) 2014
- Northwestern University Dissertation Writing Fellowship 2009-10 - Distinguished Teaching Assistant Award (Department of Economics) 2006, 2008, 2009 - BCICS Travel Grant, Northwestern University 2006 - Northwestern University Graduate School Supplementary Fellowship 2004-2008 - Northwestern University Summer Stipend 2004-2008 - German National Academic Foundation Fellowship 2000-2004 Media
"From credit risk to pipeline risk: Why loan syndication is a risky business" VoxEU.org (with Max Bruche and Frederic Malherbe), September 11, 2017. [link], discussed in the Wall Street Journal [link]
"Short-term markets keep car sales moving" Chicago Booth Review, November 20, 2016 features my work Efraim Benmelech and Rodney Ramcharan. [link] "Real Effects of Liquidity during the Financial Crisis" The July 2016 NBER Digest features my work Efraim Benmelech and Rodney Ramcharan. [link] "Impact of the ‘great bailout’: Evidence from car sales" VoxEU.org (with Efraim Benmelech and Rodney Ramcharan), June 11, 2016. [link], also published at the World Economic Forum. [link] "It's a developing story" by Kevin Lewis, National Affairs Blog, May, 23, 2016 features my work with Jeremiah Dittmar. [link] "The origins of growth: How states institutions forged during the Protestant Reformation drove development" VoxEU.org (with Jeremiah Dittmar), April 26, 2016. [link] "The Tweaker" by Malcolm Gladwell, The New Yorker, November 14, 2011 cites my work with Joel Mokyr on the British Industrial Revolution. [link] "Is there a tweaker driving innovation on your team" by Leslie Brokaw, MIT Sloan Management Review, Jan 4, 2012 also builds on our work. [link] "The Secret of Innovation: The Best Ideas are Small" Derek Thompson, The Atlantic, November 2011. [link] “Is education policy innovation policy?” VoxEU.org (with Joel Mokyr), June 13th, 2011. [link] Presentations2019: - Goethe University Frankfurt - Barcelona GSE Summer Forum - NBER SI Capital Markets and the Economy - European Historical Economics Society Conference - Economic History Association Meeting - Frankfurt School of Finance and Management - University of Cologne - Bundesbank - University of Southern Denmark - Danish National Bank - University of Bonn - Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City - Central Bank of Ireland's "Workshop on Macroprudential capital regulation: future challenges in a small open economy" - German Economist Abroad Conference 2018: - Auburn - 2018 Banking Conference “New Frontiers in Banking: from Corporate Governance to Risk Management” - Philadelphia Fed - 1st Biennial Banca d’Italia and Bocconi University Conference on Financial Stability and Regulation - 13th NYFED/NYU Conference on Financial Intermediation - 2018 Fixed Income and Financial Institutions Conference - Cass Corporate Debt Workshop - UPF - 2018 IJCB Conference "Ten Years after the Global Financial Crisis: What Have We Learned about Ensuring Financial Stability?" - Stockholm School of Economics - Federal Reserve System Committee Meeting on Financial Institutions, Regulation, and Markets - Conference on the Economic History of Religion (Northwestern University) - Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago - BI Oslo - ECB - Humboldt University Berlin 2017: - Rutgers University - Cass Corporate Debt Workshop - ECB - 2017 Conference on "Banks, Systemic Risk, Measurement and Mitigation" (Rome, La Sapienza) - CEPR Second Annual Spring Symposium in Financial Economics - Frontiers of Finance - Society for Institutional and Organizational Economics - Cleveland FED - Dallas FED - University of Virginia, Darden School of Business - "Reformation at 500" at American University - Federal Reserve System Committee Meeting on Financial Institutions, Regulation, and Markets - German Economists Abroad Meeting 2016: - Federal Reserve Day-Ahead Conference on Financial Markets and Institutions - Dutch Central Bank - 4th CEPR Economic History Symposium - Barcelona GSE Summer Forum - Economic History Association Meeting - Riksbank Workshop on "Challenges in Interconnected Financial Systems" - American University - Washington Mini-Workshop on Development and Economic History - William and Mary 2015: - Federal Reserve Day-Ahead Conference on Financial Markets and Institutions - 14th ASREC conference - Northwestern University - Society of Government Economists - European Finance Association Meeting - European Economic Association Meeting - Vanderbilt University - Boston Fed - Hebrew University - University of Mannheim - George Mason University - Federal Reserve System Committee Meeting on Financial Structure and Regulation - 2nd Eurofit Workshop on Syndicated Loans - German Economists Abroad Meeting 2014: - BIS workshop “Systemically important financial institutions: A research agenda” (Beijing), - FRB NY/FRB Boston Workshop on Risks of Wholesale Funding - Federal Reserve Board - 6th Financial Stability Conference (Tilburg) - FDIC - 26th Australasian Finance and Banking Conference 2013: - Northwestern University - Royal Economic Society Meeting - Federal Reserve System Applied Microeconomics Conference - Dutch Central Bank - BIS workshop “Bank regulation and liquidity risk in a global financial system” (Vienna) - EBC-DNB conference “The Role of Financial Intermediaries in Monetary Policy Transmission” - FDIC - Financial Management Meeting - FDIC-JFSR Banking conference - 4th CESifo conference on Macroeconomics and Survey Data 2012: - American Economic Association Meeting - Federal Reserve Day-Ahead Conference on Financial Markets and Institutions - Royal Economic Society Meeting - University of Exeter - Royal Holloway - Federal Reserve System Applied Microeconomics Conference - European Central Bank - Bank for International Settlements - Society for Computational Economics Meeting - European Meeting of the Econometric Society - Financial Management Association Meeting - 3rd CESifo conference on Macroeconomics and Survey Data - University of Muenster 2011: - University of Luxembourg - University of Mainz - Royal Economic Society Meeting - BIS workshop “Challenges for regulators in the new financial landscape” (Mexico City) - Financial Intermediation Research Society Meeting - Reserve Bank of Australia - Reserve Bank of New Zealand - Conference in Honor of Joel Mokyr (Evanston, IL) - Financial Management Association Meeting 2010: - Chicago FED - IMF - Federal Reserve Board - CREI - University of Rochester - NBER conference “The Rate and Direction of Inventive Activity: A New Agenda.” 2009: - 8th EHES conference - NBER Pre-Conference “The Rate and Direction of Inventive Activity: A New Agenda” - University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee 2008: - Third Max Planck Summer Conference on Economy and Society 2006: - Center of International and Comparative Studies at Northwestern University Committee and Referee Work
Conference Organizer
Workshop on Monetary and Financial History 2019 (Federal Reserve Board) Program Committee Economic History Association Meeting 2018 (chair) Scientific Committee Financial Intermediation Research Society Meeting 2019, Financial Management Association Meeting 2019, IFABS 2017, German Finance Association Meeting 2017, Financial Management Association Meeting 2016, German Finance Association Meeting 2016 Referee American Economic Review, Economic Journal, Empirical Economics, Explorations in Economic History, Financial Review, Hongkong University Grants Committee, International Journal of Central Banking, Journal of Banking and Finance, Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial Economics, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Journal of Monetary Economics, Macroeconomic Dynamics, Review of Finance, Review of Financial Studies, Review of Industrial Organization, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, University of Chicago Press. |
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