I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. During my Ph.D., I completed a Ph.D. traineeship at the European Central Bank and previously worked as an Economist at BBVA-Research.
My research focuses on quantitative macroeconomics, with particular interests in monetary policy transmission, financial frictions, and climate economics (carbon policy). My methodology combines empirical analysis with quantitative theory, including New Keynesian DSGE models.
My Job Market Paper:
Bridging the Gap: How Banks’ Maturity Mismatch Shapes Monetary Policy Transmission
News & Upcoming Talks
- June 22–24, 2026: I will present my paper “Bridging the Gap: How Banks’ Maturity Mismatch Shapes Monetary Policy Transmission” (joint with Lorenzo Ferrante) at the 10th International Ioannina Meeting on Applied Economics and Finance in Syros, Greece.
- May 27–30, 2026: My co-author Lorenzo Ferrante will present our paper “Bridging the Gap: How Banks’ Maturity Mismatch Shapes Monetary Policy Transmission” at the 30th International Conference on Macroeconomic Analysis and International Finance in Crete, Greece.
- May 18–20, 2026: I will present my paper “Bridging the Gap: How Banks’ Maturity Mismatch Shapes Monetary Policy Transmission” (joint with Lorenzo Ferrante) at the 2026 European Association of Young Economists Annual Meeting in Bilbao, Spain.
- May 4, 2026: I will attend as a discussant at the Workshop on Digital Assets and Monetary Policy Transmission in Rome, Italy.
- April 8–10, 2026: I will present my paper “Bridging the Gap: How Banks’ Maturity Mismatch Shapes Monetary Policy Transmission” (joint with Lorenzo Ferrante) at the 2nd Cam-Risk Conference in Pavia, Italy.
- March 2, 2026: My co-author Lorenzo Ferrante presented our paper “Bridging the Gap: How Banks’ Maturity Mismatch Shapes Monetary Policy Transmission” at the 6th Benelux Banking Research Day in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
- New ECB Working Paper No 3173! “Navigating credit dynamics: does it matter for firm-level investment? Evidence from AnaCredit”, with Lorena Saiz.