Nicolas Reigl CV

Juhtivspetsialist
E-post: [email protected]

Uurimisvaldkonnad:

Rahvusvaheline makroökonoomika
Rahapoliitika

Haridus:

2022 — PhD, Tallinna Tehnikaülikool, Eesti
2013−2015 — MSc, Tallinna Tehnikaülikool, Eesti

Töökogemus:

Alates 2015 — Ökonomist, rahapoliitika ja majandusuuringute osakond, Eesti Pank, Eesti
2010−2013 — Konsultant, Ecovis-Austria, Austria
2009−2010 —Analüütik, Deloitte Austria, Austria

Valik publikatsioone:

• Noise shocks and business cycle fluctuations in three major European Economies, 2022, autor Nicolas Reigl. Empirical Economics. 

• Alternative frameworks for measuring credit gaps and setting countercyclical capital buffers, 2021, autorid Nicolas Reigl ja Lenno Uusküla. Journal of Financial Economic Policy.

• The evolution and heterogeneity of credit procyclicality in Central and Eastern Europe, 2020, autorid Juan Carlos Cuestas, Yannick Lucotte ja Nicolas Reigl. International Journal of Finance & Economics.

• Negative interest rates in the five Eurozone countries from Central and Eastern Europe, 2020, autorid Nicolas Reigl ja Karsten Staehr. CESifo Forum, Vol 21 (1), lk 24−30.

• Banking sector concentration, competition and financial stability: the case of the Baltic countries, 2019, autorid Juan Carlos Cuestas Olivares, Yannick Lucotte ja Nicolas Reigl. Post-Communist Economies, Vol 32:2, lk 215-249.

• The evolution and heterogeneity of credit procyclicality in Central and Eastern Europe, 2019, autorid Juan Carlos Cuestas Olivares, Yannick Lucotte ja Nicolas Reigl. Working Papers of Eesti Pank, No 3/2019.  
• Inflation Expectations in Phillips Curve Models for the Euro Area, 2019, autorid Dmitry Kulikov ja Nicolas Reigl. Working Papers of Eesti Pank, No 8/2019.
• Banking sector concentration, competition and financial stability: the case of the Baltic countries, 2017, autorid Juan Carlos Cuestas, Yannick Lucotte ja Nicolas Reigl. Working Papers of Eesti Pank, No 7/2017.
• Forecasting the Estonian rate of inflation using factor models, 2016, autor Nicolas Reigl. Baltic Journal of Economics, Vol 17, Issue 2, lk 152–189.