Teaching

Winter Semester

Summer Semester

Theses

I supervise theses in the area of the macroeconomic implications of climate risks, climate and sustainable finance, and agent-based computational macroeconomics. To apply for supervision, please email me an up-to-date transcript, a short CV, and a brief description of your research interests and research questions.

Examples of topics for final theses are as follows:

• Qualitative and quantitative data needs for green central banking and financial supervision research.
• The current state of green taxonomy.
• Assessing the Adequacy of Prudential Frameworks in Addressing Climate-Related Financial Risks.
• Assets stranding in developing countries: general trends and country perspectives.
• The role of green macroprudential policies in emerging economies.
• Potential links between the diffusion of green macroprudential regulation, financial liberalization, and the policies promoted by international financial institutions such as the IMF and the World Bank.
• The Impact of Climate Change on Financial Markets: Understanding Liquidity Crises and Macroprudential Policy.
• Influence of Monetary Policy and Governance on Climate-Related Financial Regulation.
• The Evolution and Impact of Sustainable Finance in Global Financial Markets.
• Post-Pandemic Energy Transition: Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Development.
• Analyzing Systemic Risks in the Intersection of Climate Change, Finance, and Energy Policy.