Professional experience
Dec. 2024 - : Banque de France, Directorate General for Statistics, Research and International Affairs (DGSEI), Monetary Policy Department, Research economist
· Academic research on monatery policy and macro-finance
· Inputs in the Governor’s monthly brief for the ECB Governing Council meetings
Sept. 2020 - Dec. 2024 : Banque de France, Directorate General for Statistics, Research and International Affairs (DGSEI), Macroeconomist
· Macro-analysis of advanced economies, comparison of monetary policies (Taylor rules), forecasting
· Presentation for the “4 NCB meeting”
· Research on international macroeconomics.
Sept. 2017- Sept. 2020: Banque de France, Directorate General for Financial Stability and Operations (DGSO), Quantitative Credit and Market Risk Analyst
· Quantification of risks and returns of Banque de France’s bonds portfolios
· Supervision of an intern on stress test scenarios
Jan. - July 2017: Banque de France, Statistics Directorate (DGS), intern
· Analysis of the impact of Quantitative Easing on France's international investment position.
June - Dec. 2016: HSBC, Economic Research and Market Strategy Department, intern
· Analyses on the impact of French presidential candidates’ economics programs
· Estimation of France’s potential output growth
May - July 2014: Direction générale du Trésor, Service économique régional au Chili, intern
· Analyses on the Chilean economy (GDP & inflation releases, real estate sector developments, etc.)
Education
Sept. 2021 - : PhD Student at Paris-Dauphine University,
· Thesis: “The international spillover effects of US monetary policies”, supervised by G. Levieuge and F. Tripier
2016: Master 2 in Economics, U. Paris-Saclay, joint program with ENSAE - ENS - X – HEC, with honours
· Main courses: Macroeconometrics (C. Doz), Monetary Economics (O. Loisel), Macrofinance (E. Challe)
· Thesis: “The spillover effects of US unconventional monetary policy on emerging economies”, supervised by B. Mojon and J. Héricourt
2015: Master 1 Theoretical and Empirical Economics (2015), ENS Cachan, with honours
2014: Licences 3 in Economics and Management, ENS Cachan, with honours
2011-2013: Classe préparatoire grandes écoles, Lycée Jean Mermoz D2, with honours
Research papers
US Monetary Policy spillovers and emerging markets: the trade credit channel, with M. London (2025). Journal of International Economics, 155, 104064.
Impact of the ECB Quantitative Easing on the International Investment Position, with R. Cezar (2021). International Economics, 165, 241-263. (also Working Paper Banque de France n°701)
The effects of US Monetary Policies shocks on capital flows, with J. Schmidt and U. Szczerbowicz, work in progress
The effects of US monetary policies on bank lending in the euro area, preliminary
Policy paper
US Monetary Policy spillovers to emerging markets: the role of trade credit, with M. London. Suerf Policy Brief n°680
Conferences
Presenter:
Annual International Conference on Macroeconomics Analysis and International Finance, ICMAIF (2023), Joint BoE-BIS-IMF-BIS-ECB Conference (2023), Association Française de Science Economique, AFSE (2023), EconomiX PhD Conference (2023), Association of Southern European Economic Theorists, ASSET (2022)
Organizer:
Joint BDF-EUI Conference, with N. Coimbra (Banque de France) & G. Corsetti (EUI): Worlds apart: international macro in a changing world (2024)
Joint BDF-EUI Conference, with N. Coimbra (Banque de France), G. Corsetti (EUI) & E. Challe (EUI): What is next? New direction in macroeconomic, price and debt stabilization (2023)
Joint BDF-EUI Conference, with N. Coimbra (Banque de France), G. Corsetti (EUI) & E. Challe (EUI): Headwinds: upcoming macroeconomic risks (2022)
Joint BdF-FFJ (France-Japon Fondation) Lecture: The Feldstein-Horioka Puzzle after 43 Years (2023)
Joint BdF-FFJ (France-Japon Fondation) Workshop: Climate change, natural disasters and financial risks: how could central banks integrate environmental issues into their policies? (2023)
Teaching experience
Sept. 2017- June 2020: Sciences-Po Paris, Teaching assistant in Macroeconomics based on lectures by Y.Algan for five different bachelor degree cohorts
Feb. 2020: IBFI (BdF’s training center), Presentations on bond portfolio performance
Skills
Languages: French (native), English (fluent), Spanish (advanced)
Programming: Bloomberg, Eviews, LaTex, Matlab, R, SQL, Stata, VBA