Razvan Vlahu
De Nederlandsche Bank
http://www.dnb.nl/en/onderzoek-2/onderzoekers/overzicht-persoonlijke-paginas/dnb244806.jsp
Razvan Vlahu is an economist at the Economics and Research Division of De Nederlandsche Bank (Dutch Central Bank). His research is focused on financial stability, regulation, resolution and systemic risk issues. Mr. Vlahu holds a PhD in Finance from University of Amsterdam, a MPhil in Financial Economics from Tinbergen Institute, Amsterdam, and BSc degrees in Economics and Finance from the Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest.
Articles by Razvan Vlahu:
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Strategic default and “borrower runs”
28 August 2011, 7621 reads
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More bank capital is not enough
26 August 2011, 8056 reads
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