Unfortunately this PhD defence cannot go ahead owing to the situation surrounding the coronavirus.

For the 5th year in a row, the Amsterdam School of Economics (ASE) and the student associations SEFA and VSAE organise ASE NEXT!

'Equilibrium in thin markets under restricted participation'

Anghel Negriu takes a computational approach to studying interactions between institutions (finance, markets, innovation policy and sanctions) and technology (product development and the application of product ...

Junze Sun studies the impact of media in modern elections, which has been a topic for widespread concern since the Brexit referendum and the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Studies over the previous decades have ...

Gavin Goy identifies and investigates a number of modern challenges to monetary policy. One of the topics he addresses is home bias within monetary unions, resulting in cross country heterogeneity in expectations ...

Eloisa Federici investigates the consequences of today's flexible labour market on the jobs, careers and employment relationships of workers.

'Longevity risk and quickest detection in practice'

'Some recent approaches of vine modeling in finance'

Rob Sperna Weiland presents a number of studies on macro-financial risks, He focuses specifically on credit risk and the relationship between labour-income risk and stock returns.

'Central Bank Communication That Works: Lessons from Lab Experiments'

Pascal Golec presents three essays in financial economics. In the first he investigates why firms become less dynamic in the subsequent years after going public. The second points to a lack in information production ...

'Bilateral risk sharing with heterogeneous beliefs and exposure constraints'

Saving face: a solution to the hidden crisis for life insurance policyholders

Myrna Hennequin presents laboratory experiments to examine various aspects of bubble formation in asset markets. Her experimental approach provides a controlled environment in which to study the interaction between ...

Fernando Linardi investigates some vulnerabilities of financial markets that became apparent during the financial crisis of 2007-2009, focusing specifically on the financial system of Brazil. He looks at the ...

'Fair valuation of insurance liability cash-flow streams in continuous time'

Robin Döttling's research spans the areas of banking, corporate finance and macroeconomics. He develops a dynamic macro-banking model to study how the zero-lower bound on deposit rates affects banking regulation and ...

For the 4th successive year the Amsterdam School of Economics (ASE) and the student associations SEFA and VSAE are organising ASE NEXT! Here are 3 reasons not to miss this Wednesday evening event on 27 February.

Dorinth van Dijk explores the role of market liquidity in real estate assets, focusing specifically on the Dutch residential and US commercial real estate markets. She develops new ways of measuring real estate ...