Brown Bag Seminar
Financial Markets Department
The seminar series "Brown Bag Seminar" was offered on a regular basis by members of the Financial Markets department and their cooperation partners to present their research and projects. In the seminars various relevant subjects and topical issues from the area of finance were covered and discussed.
In 2021, the seminar series was merged with the institute's department-spanning Brown Bag Seminar (internal talks) and the IWH Research Seminar in Economics (talks held by external speakers).
2020
07.07.2020
Antonios Mavropoulos “To rent or not to rent: A household finance perspective on Berlin's short term rental Regulation”
2019
05.07.2019
Talina Sondershaus "House prices, covered bonds issuance and bank risk"
15.01.2019
Huyen Nguyen "Risk Transfer and Foreclosure Laws: Evidence from the Securitization Market"
2018
04.12.2018
Daniel Marcel te Kaat "Capital Flows and Housing Prices: Micro Evidence from the German Boom"
18.10.2018
Isaiah Hull "Manufacturing Decline and House Price Volatility"
28.06.2018
Catalina Estefo "Export Dynamics, Banking Globalization, and the Risk-taking Channel of Currency Appreciation"
05.06.2018
Martina Jasova "Rollover Risk and Bank Lending Behavior: Evidence from Unconventional Central Bank Liquidity"
24.05.2018
Konstantin Wagner "Determinants of Within-firm Pay Inequality: The Role of Competition"
2016
08.12.2016
Sebastian Eichfelder "Financial Transaction Taxes: Announcement Effects, Short-Run Effects, and Long-Run Effects"
07.12.2016
Michela Altieri "The Role of Subsidiary Debt for the Borrowing Cost of Diversified Firms"
30.11.2016
Jaap Bos "Money Left on the Table: Large Bank Failures During the Crisis"
16.08.2016
Konstantin Kiesel and Vahid Saadi "Local Religion and Bank Performance"
03.05.2016
Ingmar Rövekamp "A Market-Based Indicator of Currency Risk: Evidence from American Depositary Receipts"
Timo Plaga "The Political Determinants of Government Bond Holdings"
10.05.2016
Talina Sondershaus "Bank Behaviour and Risk Taking: Do Subsidiaries Matter?"
2015
19.11.2015
Andreas Hoffmann "Liquidity Management and the Transmission of Reserve Requirements"
29.10.2015
Talina Sondershaus "Measuring Complexity in Banking".
Manuel Buchholz "'Caps on Banks' Leverage and Domestic Credit after the Crisis"
24.06.2015
Daniel Streitz "Real Effects of Securitization"
2014
26.11.2014
Oliver Rehbein „The Determinants of the Size and Structure of the Market for Microfinance“
19.11.2014
Helge Littke and Matias Ossandon-Busch "Banks Closing their Watergates: Liquidity Hoarding and the Credit Crunch in Latin America during the World Financial Crisis."
12.11.2014
Maria Näther "The Effect of the Central Bank's Standing Facilities on Interbank Lending and Bank Liquidity Holding"
08.10.2014
Maike Irrek und Walter Hyll "Financial literacy"
17.09.2014
Kirsten Schmidt "Kapitalkontrollen"
20.8.2014
Konstantin Kiesel „The Dynamics of Monetary Regimes: Is there an Immanent Instability?“
09.07.2014
Friederike Haberstroh "Financial Crises, Uncertainty and Subjective Well-Being"; Mathias Klein "Inequality, Consumer Credit and Trickle-Down Consumption“
18.06.2014
Geraldine Dany and Jan-Christopher Scherer "Housing Markets and the Macroeconomy"
28.05.2014
Manuel Buchholz ''Regulatory Reform and Uncertainty in the Banking Sector: Evidence from Discussions on the Banking Union''
21.05.2014
Faxin Teng "Internationale Währung und der Renminbi"
14.05.2014
Lena Tonzer "Policy Changes and International Banking"
23.04.2014
Thomas Krause "Bubbles and the Efficient Market Hypothesis"
Stefanie Klebba "Latin American Banking Database: The Case of Mexico"
16.04.2014
Esteban Prieto "What Explains the Pre-Crisis Housing and Credit Boom?"
19.03.2014
Thomas Krause "Struktur multinationaler Banken"
13.03.2014
Jana Ohls "Sovereign Insurance Nexus"
26.02.2014
Konstantin Kiesel "Banking Supervisor Transparency"
22.01.2014
Lena Tonzer "Uncertainty: Overview of Concepts and Current Research"
15.01.2014
Thomas Krause "Too-big-to-fail"
2013
11.12.2013
Konstantin Kiesel "The European Banking Union"
04.12.2013
Thomas Krause "On the Importance of Financial Frictions for Aggregate Economic Activity"
