Blaise Gadanecz
Economist
Monetary and Economic Department
Before joining the BIS, Blaise worked for the central bank of the French Overseas Departments and Territories and in the Bank of England's Financial Stability Department. He holds a PhD in economics from the University of Wales and a master's degree in banking, finance and insurance from the Université Paris-Dauphine.
Fields of interest
- Governance topics
- Central banking
- Financial stability and macro-prudential issues
- " SME lending and banking system stability: some mechanisms at work" (with M Brei and A Mehrotra), Emerging Markets Review, June 2020.
- " Emerging market local currency sovereign bond yields: The role of exchange rate risk" (with K Miyajima and C Shu), International Review of Economics and Finance, September 2018.
- " Optimized Taylor rules with domestic bond yields in emerging market economies" (with K Miyajima and J Urban), Applied Economics Letters, 2015.
- " Spoilt and lazy: the impact of state support on bank behaviour in the international loan market" (with K Tsatsaronis and Y Altunbas), International Journal of Central Banking, December 2012.
- " The term structure of credit spreads in project finance" (with M Sorge), International Journal of Finance and Economics, January 2008.
- " Introducing financial stability considerations into Taylor rules in emerging market economies" (with K Miyajima and J Urban), Applied Economics Letters, 2015.
- " Key factors affecting internationally active banks' decision to participate in loan syndications", Applied Economics Letters, 2005.