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Assistant professor @TilburgU, mostly interested in banking and household finance

Joined July 2017
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Hi @elonmusk would you perhaps be interested in participating on the fast-growth side of this bet? benjaminmoll.com/growth_bet/ teapaw.org/ben_moll/status/209291…
Thanks to @willmacaskill, @SamuelAlbanie, @tomcohen for taking the other side of this bet at 4:1 odds and to @andrewho03 for joining on my side. Here are the final terms we agreed on benjaminmoll.com/growth_bet/ More (within) ~7 years from now 😃
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I think half of my timeline is somehow affiliated with Acemoglu. Small world...
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📢CALL FOR PAPERS📜 The 12th European Banking Center #Conference - 2nd Tilburg #Finance Summit will take place 21 June 2024. We invite submissions on micro- and macroeconomic aspects of financial intermediation. 📆Deadline: 15 March Learn more: ow.ly/jfX550QFwJK
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We examine the implications of an aging population for financial stability, exploiting variation across U.S. counties. Banks with higher exposure to aging counties increase loan-to-income ratios and incur higher nonperforming loans during downturns. cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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The price of leverage: Learning from the effect of loan-to-value constraints on job search and wages Gazi Kabas @gzkbs @TilburgU, Kasper Roszbach @kasperroszbach @NorgesBank @UniGroningenFEB ow.ly/uuzG50OzjCV
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Population #Ageing can lead to more #NPLs and financial instabilities, as banks face an environment of abundant savings and scarce investment opportunities and take on more #CreditRisk bis.org/publ/work1050.htm #SecularStagnation #RiskTaking #LowRates #FinancialStability
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Great pleasure to write about our research for The Banker 🏦 📈 more details on the paper (joint work w/ @gzkbs and Steven Ongena) here 👇 papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
With the stringency of climate policy varying from one country to the next, how are banks taking advantage of this lack of coordination? on.ft.com/3C3btYZ
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Please do join us! We will talk about household leverage and how it affects job search and subsequent wages of displaced workers.
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Join Norges Bank and @cepr_org for a workshop on frontier research in banking, in Oslo and online, 18-19 November 2021. The ws aims to bring together academics and policy makers working on issues currently of importance related to financial intermediation: norges-bank.no/frontier2021
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Since #banks increase their cross-border #lending in response to greater #climate #policy stringency in their home country, this can reduce their effectiveness if global coordination is not enforced @EmanuelaBeninc2, @gzkbs, Steven Ongena @UZH_en @uzh_bf ow.ly/IFVk50GEYwJ
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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP16665 "There is No Planet B", but for Banks There are "Countries B to Z": Domestic Climate Policy and Cross-Border Bank Lending @EmanuelaBeninc2 @UZH_en, @gzkbs @UZH_en @uzh_bf, Steven Ongena @UZH_en @uzh_bf ow.ly/r6Hu50GycPx #CEPR_FE
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🚨Submission deadline this coming Friday, Oct 29🚨 Looking forward to many great submissions & an exciting conference in the Swiss alps next April 🤞(cc @degryse_hans @christophbasten @HaselmannRainer)
Call for Papers: 15th Swiss Winter Conference on Financial Intermediation; Lenzerheide, April 3-6 2022 - mailchi.mp/cepr/15th-swiss-w…
#Demographics and #Banking in #Germany. An older population structure is associated with more deposit funding and less lending by local banks. Great applied research project by @HSGStGallen #MBF students. J.Braun, Z.Matteucci, and M.-S.D. Yoon sbf.unisg.ch/de/lehrstuehle/…
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Mrinal Mishra is defending his thesis. Super interesting papers! @uzh_bf @SFI_CH
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I think Powell's speech at Jackson Hole misses one point. What if the pandemic has made some structural changes in the economy? Does Fed have enough tools for such changes if they affect the inflation and output in an unprecedented way? Is Fed able to detect such changes?
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Imagine the banking world like a hurdle race 🏦🏃. But, do all banks play by the same rules? Watch this video! 👇 Steven Ongena and @ThomasMosk and their co-authors show that national authorities assist banks to pass stricter supranational requirements. vimeo.com/577937006
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Many people put their discussion slides online and I find this really helpful, because these discussions provide lots of new insights about the paper I'm interested in
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Hey @hiltl when will you guys start to serve dolma again? Yesterday we were at hiltl haus but couldn't find any... Please don't leave us "dolmaless"!:)
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