Paul Hiebert
Macro Prud Policy&Financial Stability
- Division
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Systemic Risk&Financial Institutions
- Current Position
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Head of Division
- Fields of interest
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Financial Economics, Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics, International Economics
Biography
- Other current responsibilities
- 2020-21
Co-lead, Basel Committee on Banking Supervision Workstream on Measurement Methodologies, Task Force on Climate Risk (with L. Clerc)
- 2019-21
Co-lead, ECB / European Systemic Risk Board Project Team on Climate Risk (wuth Morgan Desprès)
- Education
- 1996
M.A. Economics, McGill University
- Professional experience
- 2016-2017
Advisor, Monetary and Capital Markets Department, International Monetary Fund
- 2011-2016
Deputy Head, Financial Stability Surveillance Division, European Central Bank
- 2010-2011
Head of Fiscal Analysis Section, Fiscal Policies Division, European Central Bank
- 2006-2010
Principal Economist, Euro Area Macroeconomic Developments Division, European Central Bank
- 2002-2006
Senior/ Principal Economist, External Developments Division, European Central Bank
- 2004
Visiting Fellow, Reserve Bank of Australia
- 1999-2002
Economist, Fiscal Policies Division, European Central Bank
- 1998-1999
Economist, Economic Forecasting Division, Department of Finance, Government of Canada
- 1996-1997
Economist, Fiscal Policy Division, Department of Finance, Government of Canada
- 17 July 2019
- 2 May 2017
- 14 September 2015
- 27 November 2014
- Financial Stability Review Issue ,
- 1 October 2010
- 8 June 2010
- 6 March 2009
- 3 March 2009
- 23 February 2007
- 1 October 2002
- 1 July 2002
- 2020
- Journal of International Money and FinanceFinancial cycles: Characterisation and real-time measurement
- 2018
- Journal of Financial StabilityContrasting financial and business cycles: Stylised facts and candidate explanations
- 2011
- Journal of Urban EconomicsWhat drives returns to euro area housing? Evidence from a dynamic dividend-discount model
- 2011
- Journal of Housing EconomicsDo house price developments spill over across euro area countries? Evidence from a Global VAR
- 2010
- Applied EconomicsTrade openness, technological shocks and spillovers in the labour market: A GVAR analysis of the US manufacturing sector
- 2009
- Economic ModellingThe trade-off between public debt reduction and automatic stabilisation
- 2004
- Journal of Policy ModelingIdentifying endogenous fiscal policy rules for macroeconomic models
- 2019
- Systemic Risk in the Financial Sector: Ten Years after the Great CrashTackling Systemic Risk for Banks and Countries: Perspectives from the United States and Europe
- 2008
- Globalization, regionalism and economic interdependence,Gauging the labour market effects of international trade openness: An application to the US manufacturing sector
- 2002
- Banca d’Italia: The Impact of Fiscal PolicyFiscal Policies and Economic Growth in Europe: An Empirical Analysis
- 2001
- The Stability and Growth Pact – The Fiscal Architecture of EMUOptimal debt under a deficit constraint
- 2000
- Banca d’Italia: Fiscal SustainabilityClose to balance or in surplus: A methodology to calculate fiscal benchmarks
- 2020
- International Monetary Fund Working Paper No. WP/19/295Post-Crisis Changes in Global Bank Business Models: A New Taxonomy
- 2020
- European Systemic Risk BoardPositively green: Measuring climate change risks to financial stability
- 2009
- University of Nottingham Globalisation and Economic Policy Centre Research Paper No. 14The impact of globalisation on the euro area’s macroeconomic performance: An overview of key issues
- 2006
- Reserve Bank of Australia Research Discussion Paper Series 2006-07Household saving in selected industrialised countries and asset valuations