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Iñaki Aldasoro

Ph.D. Economics. Banking, Macroeconomics, Networks, Systemic Risk, Financial Stability.

About Me

I work as an Economist at the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland. (Disclaimer: this is my private site, the views expressed here are my own and not those of the BIS).

My research interests revolve around banking, macroeconomics, systemic risk, interbank networks and financial stability. You can find my CV here, and my BIS profile here.

Ph.D. in Economics – Goethe University Frankfurt (2015); M. Sc. in Economics – University of Buenos Aires (2011); Advanced Studies Program – Kiel Institute for the World Economy (2009); Licentiate in Economics – University of Buenos Aires (2006)

Bank for International Settlements (10/2016-present); European Systemic Risk Board (09-12/2015, 04-08/2016); International Monetary Fund (07-09/2013); European Central Bank (01-06/2013); Goethe University Frankfurt (06/2012-06/2016); Bruegel (09/2009-08/2010); M&S Consultores (07/2006-05/2008); FIEL (02/2005-06/2006)

Research

Published

Early warning indicators of banking crises: expanding the family

with C. Borio (BIS) & M. Drehmann (BIS)

BIS Quarterly Review

03/2018

Multiplex interbank networks and systemic importance – An application to European data

with I. Alves (ECB)

Journal of Financial Stability, 5, 17-37.

04/2018

Bank networks: contagion, systemic risk and prudential policy

with D. Delli Gatti (U. C. Sacro Cuore Milan) & E. Faia (Goethe University Frankfurt)

Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, Vol 142, pp 164-188; BIS WP 597

10/2017

Systemic loops and liquidity regulation

with E. Faia (Goethe University Frankfurt)

Journal of Financial Stability, Vol. 27, pp 1-16; CEPR DP 10918

12/2016

Input-Output-based measures of systemic importance

with I. Angeloni (ECB)

Quantitative Finance, 15:4, 589-606. SAFE WP 29

03/2015

Less aid proliferation and more donor coordination? The wide gap between words and deeds

with P. Nunnenkamp & R. Thiele (Kiel Institute)

Journal of International Development, Vol 22, pp 920-940; Kiel Institute WP 1516.

10/2010

Working Papers / In Progress

The credit default swap market: what a difference a decade makes

6/2018

BIS Quarterly Review, June 2018, pp. 1 – 14.

The price of dollar funding and dollar intermediation networks (previous version: Business models and dollar funding of global banks)

with T. Ehlers and E. Eren (BIS)

03/2018

Syndicated loans and CDS positioning

with A. Barth (Goethe University Frankfurt)

BIS WP 679 / ESRB WP 58

12/2017

Risk transfers in international banking

BIS Quarterly Review, December 2017, pp. 15 – 22.

12/2017

External financing and economic activity in the euro area – why are bank loans special?

with R. Unger (Bundesbank)

BIS WP 622 / Bundesbank DP 04/17

03/2017

Shedding light on dark markets: first insights into the new EU-wide derivatives dataset

with J. Abad (CEMFI), C. Aymanns (Uni St. Gallen), M. D’Errico (UZH), L. Fache Rousová (ECB), P. Hoffmann (ECB), S. Langfield (ESRB), M. Neychev (ESRB) and T. Roukny (MIT)

ESRB Occasional Paper 11

09/2016

Contagion accounting

with A.-C. Hüser (Bundesbank) and C. Kok (ECB)

In progress

Policy regimes, bank business models and the risk-taking channel of monetary policy

with K. Park (Bank of Korea)

In progress

Bank solvency and funding costs interactions in a small open economy: Evidence for Korea

with K. Park (Bank of Korea)

In progress (available upon request)

Vertical fiscal imbalances and the accumulation of government debt

with M. Seiferling (UCL, IMF)

IMF Working Paper 14/209

10/2014

Policy

I occasionally contribute with other colleagues to the BIS Quarterly Review Highlights

Can CCPs reduce repo market inefficiencies?

with T. Ehlers and E. Eren

BIS Quarterly Review, December 2017, pp. 13 – 14.

12/2017

Non-US banks’ global dollar funding grows despite the US money market reform

with T. Ehlers, E. Eren and R. N. McCauley

BIS Quarterly Review, March 2017, pp. 22 – 23.

03/2017

Bank liquidity requirements: How to get more bang for your buck

with E. Faia (Goethe University), G. Ferrara (BoE), S. Langfield (ECB), Z. Liu (BoE), and T. Ota (Goldman Sachs)

Bank Underground

04/2016

I contributed to the ESRB OP 9 Indirect contagion: the policy problem

01/2016

The fiscal compact and government debt: One law, multiple statistics

with E. Faia (Goethe University Frankfurt)

SAFE Policy Letter 22

03/2014

Get in touch.

I am currently based in Basel, Switzerland. Feel free to fill in the form and contact me.