Marco Spaltro
Bank of England and Birkbeck College, London
Marco Spaltro is an Economist at the Financial Stability Directorate of the Bank of England since 2008. His work focuses mainly on financial market analysis; in particular he provides conjunctural analysis on sovereign risk and corporate bond markets. Previously, he also worked on policy issues developing guidelines on cross-border financial crisis management and deposit insurance. Before joining the Bank of England, he worked in New York and London as a Foreign Exchange Economist for a financial consultancy firm. He obtained his BSc in Economics summa cum laude from Catholic University, Milan and his MSc from University College London. He is currently studying for a PhD in Economics and Finance at London University, Birkbeck College.
Articles by Marco Spaltro:
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Coordinating bank failure costs and financial stability: Lessons for the EZ
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