Jochen Schanz

Former Senior Economist

After a stint in the private sector and acquiring a PhD in game theory at the European University Institute, Jochen Schanz worked on questions related to market infrastructure, prudential policy and monetary policy at the Bank of England from 2005 to 2014. Jochen joined the BIS in September 2014.

All BIS publications (5)

Publication 3 Jun 2020

EME government debt: cause for concern?

In emerging market economies (EMEs), the Covid-19 pandemic increased governments' funding needs at the very moment that…

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BIS Paper No 105 31 Oct 2019

Foreign exchange reserves in Africa: benefits, costs and political economy considerations

Based on a survey of African central banks, this paper relates the reasons for holding reserves to some of the economic…

BIS Paper No 99 16 Oct 2018

Central banks and debt: emerging risks to the effectiveness of monetary policy in Africa?

BIS Papers No 99 - Central banks and debt: emerging risks to the effectiveness of monetary policy in Africa?, October 2018. In…

Benedicte Vibe Christensen

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BIS Working Paper No 663 11 Oct 2017

Liquidity risk in markets with trading frictions: What can swing pricing achieve?

Open-end mutual funds expose themselves to liquidity risk by granting their investors the right to daily redemptions at the…

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BIS Working Paper No 664 11 Oct 2017

Is the price right? Swing pricing and investor redemptions

How effective are available policy tools in managing liquidity risks in the mutual fund industry? We assess one such tool -…

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All external publications (4)

External publication 1 Aug 2023

Towards a macroprudential framework for investment funds: swing pricing and investor redemptions

in International Journal of Central Banking

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External publication 1 Jun 2022

An assessment of investment funds' liquidity management tools

in CSSF Working Paper

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Jean-François Carpantier

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Shaneera Rasqué

External publication 1 Apr 2014

The relevance or otherwise of the central bank's balance sheet

in Journal of International Economics

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External publication 1 Feb 2010

Banks' intraday liquidity management during operational outages: theory and evidence from the UK payment system

in Journal of Banking & Finance

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Ouarda Merrouche

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