Ingo Fender
Ingo Fender joined the BIS in 2000. Before taking up his current assignments in the BIS Banking Department, he held increasingly senior positions in the Monetary and Economic Department (MED), including as a member of the departmental management team, with overall responsibility for the coordination of the BIS bimonthly meetings of central bank Governors. Previously, he served as Head, Financial Systems & Regulation and as BIS representative on the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) as well as a member of the BCBS's Policy Development Group. He has also held the positions of Head of Secretariat of the Committee on the Global Financial System (CGFS), Special Adviser on Financial Stability Policy and Secretary to the Markets Committee, and has served as Economist and Senior Economist in the BIS's Financial Markets group, in the Independent Evaluation Office of the International Monetary Fund and in the CGFS Secretariat. 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
- Banking and Finance
- Financial Regulation
- Reserve management
July 2022 |
by Ingo Fender, Mike McMorrow and Omar Zulaica in INSPIRE Central Banking Toolbox
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2012 |
by B Hayo, Ingo Fender and M Neuenkirch in Journal of Banking and Finance
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2009 |
by Ingo Fender and M Scheicher in Applied Financial Economics
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2005 |
by Ingo Fender and J Kiff in Journal of Credit Risk
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1998 |
by Ingo Fender and J von Hagen in Open Economies Review
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2017 |
by Benjamin H Cohen, Dietrich Domanski, Hyun Song Shin and Ingo Fender in Annual Review of Economics
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January 2017 |
by Ingo Fender and Ulf Lewrick in CEMLA Boletín
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2017 |
by Ingo Fender and Ulf Lewrick in CBRC Working Paper
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September 2016 |
by Ingo Fender and Patrick McGuire in The future of large internationally active banks
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February 2011 |
by Ingo Fender, Patrick McGuire and Stephen G Cecchetti in Central bank statistics: what did the financial crisis change?
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