CV

Education

• MSc in Money and Finance, University of Frankfurt, 2020
  • Exchange to LUISS University Rome, 2018
  • Focus on macroeconomic modelling, monetary theory and macro-finance
  • Thesis: Heterogeneity in the New Keynesian Model: Transmission Channels & Monetary Policy
  • Term paper: Monetary Policy Design in the Basic New Keynesian Model
• BA in Economics and Social Sciences, University of Erfurt, 2017
  • Exchange to Cracow University of Economics, 2016
  • Focus on econometrics/statistics, macroeconomics and political theory
  • Thesis: Modelling Volatility in Financial Markets - Analysis of the DAX
  • Term Paper: Unconventional Monetary Policy and the CB’s Balance Sheet

Work experience

• 2019-2020: Traineeship at European Central Bank
  • Directorate General International & European Relations
  • Macroeconomic modelling of the global economy (ECB-Global model), focus on spillovers
  • Programming of infrastructure, simulation exercises and development of further model blocks
  • See also this publication
• 2019: Research Internship at Deutsche Bundesbank
  • Directorate General Economics
  • Macroeconomic modelling of monetary policy strategies
  • Effect of finite horizon on the performance of history dependent policies
• 2017-2018: Intern and Working Student at Deloitte
  • Financial Risk Advisory; Stress Testing division
  • Developed and programmed a Net Interest Income Stress Test Tool in R
  • Worked with large micro datasets of banks and financial data from Bloomberg
• 2016: Research Assistant at University of Erfurt
  • Chair of Macroeconomics
  • Chair of Quantitative Methods
  • Chair of Political Theory

Publications

ECB-Global 2.0: A Global Macroeconomic Model with Dominant-Currency Pricing, Tariffs and Trade Diversion

Georgiadis, G., Hildebrand, S., Ricci, M., Schumann, B., and van Roye, B. (2021). ECB-Global 2.0: A Global Macroeconomic Model with Dominant-Currency Pricing, Tariffs and Trade Diversion. Working Paper Series 2530, European Central Bank.