Whelsy Boungou
Svetlana Boyarchenko
University of Texas at AustinI am an associate professor in economics at the University of Texas at Austin. I received a PhD in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania and PhD in Mathematics from Rostov State University. My current research interests include financial economics, stopping time games, contract theory and economics of climate change.
Irem Bozbay
University of SurreyI am a senior lecturer at the University of Surrey. I mainly work in the area of microeconomic theory with an emphasis on collective decision making and individual decision making. I am particularly interested in how information and beliefs play a role in the way we reach social outcomes, and in how identity is linked to individual decision making.
Ioannis Branikas
University of OregonAssistant Professor of Finance at the Lundquist College of Business at the University of Oregon
Johannes Breckenfelder
European Central BankPavel Brendler
University of Bonn
Dmitry Brizhatyuk
Moody's AnalyticsHaving graduated from the University of Washington with PhD in Economics, I am currently an Assistant Director in Research at Moody’s Analytics, London.
My research primarily focuses on the nexus between asset and credit market cycles, short-run fluctuations, and growth. More recently, I also developed an interest in the macroeconomic effects of uncertainty shocks.
Tobias Broer
Paris School of EconomicsAndreas Brøgger
Copenhagen Business SchoolAndreas Brøgger is a PhD Candidate in Finance at Copenhagen Business School (CBS). At the Center for Financial Frictions at CBS, and whilst visiting the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Andreas conducts research on Macro-Finance and Sustainable Investing. His early work considers financial regulation, which has resulted in two working papers.
