
Frank Packer
Before moving to the BIS Representative Office for Asia and the Pacific, Frank Packer was head of Financial Markets in the BIS's Monetary and Economic Department, and editor of the BIS Quarterly Review of international banking and financial market developments. Prior to assuming the current position, he was line manager in the Asian Office for six years, most recently as Head of Economics and Financial Markets. Earlier in his career, he worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Nikko Citigroup in Tokyo. He received his PhD from Columbia University, an MBA from the University of Chicago and a BA from Harvard.
Fields of interest
- Central banking
- Financial markets
- Financial stability and macro-prudential issues
October 2021 |
by Frank Packer, M Hattori, S Kong and T Sekine in International Journal of Central Banking
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March 2020 |
by Frank Packer, Jimmy Shek and Marlene Amstad in Journal of International Money and Finance
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August 2019 |
by Frank Packer and X Jiang in Journal of Banking and Finance
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January 2017 |
by Frank Packer and R Levich in Financial Markets, Institutions and Instruments
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June 2016 |
by Frank Packer and Mark M. Spiegel in Economic Letters
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March 2022 |
by Frank Packer, Kathrin de Greiff and Torsten Ehlers in Journal of Banking and Finance
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2014 |
by Frank Packer, Jimmy Shek and T Riddiough in International Real Estate Review
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2014 |
by Eli M Remolona, Frank Packer, P Mizen and S Tsoukas in Global shocks, risks, and Asian financial reform
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2014 |
by Frank Packer, Haibin Zhu and Jimmy Shek in SEACEN Financial Stability Journal
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2014 |
by Eli M Remolona, Frank Packer and Torsten Ehlers in Financial Flows and Infrastructure Financing
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