Rob Nijskens
Tilburg University
Rob Nijskens is a PhD candidate at the Department of Economics of Tilburg University, and a Junior Fellow at the European Banking Center. His research interests involve financial and monetary economics, with a focus on the banking sector, financial regulation and central banks. He works on empirical as well as theoretical topics, which mainly involve bank risk (individual and systemic), the effect of the financial safety net on bank behaviour and the involvement of central banks in financial stability. His work has been published in the Journal of Banking and Finance and the Handbook of Central Banking, Financial Regulation and Supervision.
Articles by Rob Nijskens:
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Monetary policy and banking supervision
19 December 2012, 5560 reads
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Banking union and ambiguity: Dare to go further
23 November 2012, 7125 reads
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