I
am an associate professor of economics and finance at UCL. Here's my CV.
Main Fields of Interests:
Financial Intermediation, Banking Regulation, Macroeconomics, Political
Economy
Publications
- Financial
Contagion, with Robert Kollmann (ULB), In: Gerard Caprio
(ed.), Handbook of
Safeguarding Global Financial Stability: Political, Social, Cultural,
and Economic Theories and Models, 2013, Vol.2, pp.
139-143. Oxford: Elsevier.
- Self-fulfilling
Liquidity Dry-ups, Journal
of Finance, 2014, Vol. 69, pp.
947-970.
- Non-technical summary to appear in
FAMe. (link)
- Get Rid of Unanimity Rule: The Superiority
of Majority Rules with Veto Power, (accepted for publication), Journal of Political Economy. (with Laurent
Bouton and Aniol
Llorente-Saguer).
- Our related VOX column on Contructive
Abstention. (link)
- Unanimous
Rules in the Laboratory, Games and Economic Behavior,
2017, Vol. 102, pp. 179-198. (With Laurent
Bouton and Aniol
Llorente-Saguer.)
Working
papers
- Optimal
Capital Requirements over the Business and Financial Cycles,
July 2017. Second
revision requested, AEJ:
Macro.
- ECB Working Paper Series,
No 1830, July 2015.
- CEPR Dicussion
Paper 10387, February 2015.
- Pipeline Risk in
Leveraged Loan Syndication (with
Max
Bruche and Ralf
Meisenzahl), June 2018. Revision
requested, Review of
Financial Studies.
- Our related VOX column. (link) NEW
- CEPR
Discussion Paper 11956, April 2017.
- The Forced
Safety Effect:
How Higher Capital Requirements Can
Increase Bank Lending (with Saleem
Bahaj), June 2018. Revision
requested, Journal of
Finance.
- CEPR Discussion Paper
11607, November 2016.
- Financial Sector Origins of Economic
Growth Delusion (with Michael
McMahon)
- Market
Discipline and Securitization
- What Determines how Banks
Respond to Changes in Capital Requirements? (with
Saleem Bahaj, Jon Bridges, and
Cian O'Neill).
Workshops
If you are a London based researcher working on Financial
Intermediation Theory (broadly defined), you may want to join the London Financial Intermediation
Theory Network. Just drop me an email if you are
interested.
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London
Business School
Economics Subject Area
Regent's
Park
NW1
4SA, London
United
Kingdom
fmalherbe@london.edu
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