Welcome to my website
I am Associate Professor of Macro-Finance in Durham University Business School, at Durham University and Theme Lead of Central Banking and Intermediation in the Centre for Banking, Institutions and Development (CBID). I am a member of the American Economic Association, the American Finance Association, the Econometric Society, the European Economic Association, the European Finance Association, the Royal Economic Society, the Euro Area Business Cycle Network, the International Network for Economic Research, and the Central Bank Research Association.
Research Interests
International Macroeconomics:
monetary theory and policy; fiscal theory and policy;
sovereign debt; business cycles.
Financial Intermediation:
macroprudential policy and systemic risk; bank lending, credit channel and credit cycles; shadow banking; household financing.
Asset Pricing and Behavioral Finance:
topics in currencies, commodities, bonds, and the financial markets.
Web
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Contact
Office 163
Mill Hill Lane
Durham University Business School
DH1 3LB, Durham, U.K.
nikos.e.paltalidis[at]durham.ac.uk
Latest news
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October 2020. The paper "Forward Guidance and Corporate Lending" was presented in the Financial Management Association Virtual Conference.
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August 2020. New draft available for the paper "Forward Guidance and Corporate Lending".
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April 2020. The International Banker magazine covered a column with an analysis of the paper "Reaching for Yield and the Diabolic Loop in a Monetary Union".
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February 2020. The paper "Reaching for Yield and the Diabolic Loop in a Monetary Union", has been accepted for publication in the Journal of International Money and Finance.
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January 2020. New draft available for the paper "Forward Guidance and Corporate Lending", subsumes "Forward Guidance and the Risk-Taking Channel".
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December 2019. Columbia University, and more precisely "The Columbia Law School's Blog on Corporations and Financial Markets" covered a column with an analysis of the paper "Reaching for Yield and the Diabolic Loop in a Monetary Union".