Ingo Fender
Head of Secretariat
Monetary and Economic Department, Committee on the Global Financial System (CGFS)
Ingo Fender first joined the BIS in 2000. Before taking up his current assignment in 2011, he has held the position of Special Adviser on Financial Stability Policy, with responsibility for coordinating and contributing to the BIS's overall FSB-related activities. He also served as Economist and Senior Economist in the BIS's Financial Markets Group, in the Independent Evaluation Office of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), as a member of the CGFS Secretariat, and as Secretary to the Markets Committee. Prior to joining the BIS, he was a Research Associate with the Bonn-based Center for European Integration Studies (ZEI). He also held positions as Junior Fellow at the same research institute and as Research Assistant at the University of Mannheim, while pursuing doctoral studies at the Universities of Bonn and Mannheim, respectively.
Fields of interest
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Monetary policy
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Financial markets
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Financial stability and macro-prudential issues
Selected Publications
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"Central Bank Policy in a More Perfect Financial System", Open Economies Review, vol 9, 1998, pp 493-531 (with Jürgen von Hagen).
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"CDO rating methodology: Some thoughts on model risk and its implications", Journal of Credit Risk, vol 1(3), 2005, pp. 37-58 (with John Kiff).
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"IMF exchange rate policy advice", 1999-2005, Independent Evaluation Office, International Monetary Fund, May 2007, Washington DC (with Shinji Takagi et al).
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"The pricing of subprime mortgage risk in good times and bad: Evidence from the ABX.HE indices", Applied Financial Economics, vol. 19(24), 2009, pp 1925-45 (with Martin Scheicher).
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"Daily CDS pricing in emerging markets before and during the global financial crisis", Journal of Banking and Finance, vol. 36(10), 2012, pp 2786-94 (with Bernd Hayo and Matthias Neuenkirch ).
