Homepage of Marcel Fratzscher
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Awards
CEPR 2007 Prize Winner of
the Best Central Bank Research Paper for “Asset
prices, exchange rates and the current account”, Co-authors: L. Juvenal and
L. Sarno (press
notice available at: http://www.cepr.org/press/CEPR_ESI_2007_prize.htm) I have been awarded the Kiel
Institute 2006/2007 Excellence Award in Global Economic Affairs (press
notice at: http://www.uni-kiel.de/ifw/presse/pm/2007/07_01_09_e.htm) Organised
AEA sessions
Session title: "Financial market developments and global
implications after 10 years of the euro”, organized for the American Economic Association annual meetings
on 3-5 January 2009 in Session title: "Monetary policy transparency and
communication”, organized for the American
Economic Association annual meetings on 4-6 January 2008 in Session title: "Global current account imbalances and their
adjustment mechanism", organized for the American
Economic Association annual meetings on 5-7 January 2007 in Chicago [download pdf] Session title: "Financial globalization and
integration”, organized for the American
Economic Association annual meetings on 5-7 January 2007 in Chicago [download pdf] Session title: "Monetary policy transparency and effectiveness”, organized for the American Economic Association annual meetings on 6-8
January 2006 in Boston [download pdf] Session title: “Monetary policy and asset markets”, organized for the American Economic Association annual meetings on 6-8
January 2006 in Boston [download pdf] Session title: “Central bank communication”, organized at the American Economic Association annual meetings on 7-9
January 2005 in Philadelphia [download pdf] Session title: “What drives current accounts in the world ?”, organized at the American Economic Association annual meetings on 7-9
January 2005 in Philadelphia [download pdf] Conference
discussions
Discussion of “Where Did All
The Borrowing Go? A Forensic Analysis of the U.S. External Position” by Philip Lane and Gian Maria Milesi-Ferretti, IMF – Swiss National Bank conference on “Exchange
rates”, Zurich, November 2008. [download pdf] Discussion of “Imperfect
Central Bank Communication: Information versus Distraction” by Spencer Dale,
Athanasios Orphanides and Pär Österholm, Swiss National Bank conference on “Alternative
Models for Monetary Policy Analysis”, Discussion of “Global Asset Prices and FOMC Announcements” by J. Hausman and J. Wongswan, AEA meetings, Discussion of “Global Portfolio Rebalancing under the Microscope” by H. Hau & H. Rey, CEPR Conference on
International Adjustment, Brussels, 9 - 10 November 2007. [download pdf] Discussion of “Predictability in Financial Markets: What Do Survey
Expectations Tell Us?” by P. Bacchetta, E. Mertens,
and E. van Wincoop, Bank
of Canada conference on “Exchange Rate Modelling”, Ottawa, June 2007. [download pdf] Discussion of Nouriel Roubini on asset prices, Symposium in honour of
Eugene Fama, recipient of the 2005 DB
Prize in Financial Economics, discussion on “Market efficiency: A policy perspective”, Frankfurt, 6 October
2005. [download pdf] Discussion of “What Defines
‘News’ in Foreign Exchange Markets?” by
Kathryn Dominguez and Freyan Panthaki, JIMF-CRIF-TAFI conference on “Foreign
Exchange Markets”, San Juan, 17 March 2005
[download pdf] Discussion of “Economic
Integration in Europe: Its Effects on Canada” by R. Cameron, D. Côté & C. Graham (Bank of Canada),
Conference “Canada in the Global Economy”, Ottawa, 18-19 November 2004 [download pdf] Discussion of “Real Effects of
Financial Integration” by
Jean Imbs (University of Lausanne and London Business School), Conference on
“The external dimension of the euro area”, Frankfurt, 29 March 2004 [download pdf] Discussion of “Do Exchange Rates Matter in Inflation Targeting
Regimes?” by
Felix Hammermann (Kiel Institute of World Economics), Kiel Conference on
“Monetary Policy and Macroeconomic Stabilisation in Latin America”, Kiel,
11-12 September 2003 [download
pdf] Economie
Internationale
I am
a member of the Editorial Board of Economie Internationale, a
journal of CEPII
focusing on international policy issues Links to some of my former (and current) professional and educational
“homes”:
European Central Bank (ECB) Institute
for International Economics (IIE) European
University Institute (EUI) Harvard
University’s Center for International Development
(CID, formerly HIID) Departemen
Keuangan (Ministry of Finance), Harvard
University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government University
of Oxford, Trinity
College Kiel
Institute of World Economics |
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