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Sebastian Doerr

Sebastian Doerr

Senior Economist
Financial Systems and Regulation, Monetary and Economic Department
sebastian.doerr@bis.org

Sebastian Doerr joined the BIS in 2019. His research interests cover financial intermediation and macroeconomics, with a focus on how innovation and the rise of non-bank financial institutions affects the financial sector and the economy. He holds a PhD in economics from the University of Zurich. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Munich and his master's degree in economics and finance from the Barcelona Graduate School of Economics. During his PhD, he visited the University of California, Los Angeles, and worked at the International Monetary Fund in Washington DC. Sebastian Doerr was awarded the European Economic Association's "Young Economist Award", as well as the "Young Innovators Award" at the Vordenker Forum.

Fields of interest
  • Financial stability and macro-prudential issues
  • Financial institutions and micro-prudential issues
  • International finance

All BIS publications (52)

All videos (1)

Video 28 Feb 2022
Non-bank lenders in the syndicated loan market
Non-bank lenders have become an important source of global syndicated credit to non-financial firms in most regions and…

All podcasts (2)

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Podcast 10 May 2024
Gen AI, the economy and consumer expectations
How will the widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) affect inflation and the global economy? How do consumers…
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Podcast 23 Jan 2024
Artificial intelligence in central banking
Central banks were early adopters of AI and machine learning. But as the world ramps up efforts to embrace new technologies,…
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