Professor of International Economics Technische Universität Darmstadt
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Excellent piece in @bundesbank’s latest Monthly Report on how geopolitics is reshaping Germany’s external assets. (Yes, I’m biased.)
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Grateful for the warm hospitality, thoughtful feedback, and lively exchange. I really enjoyed the conversations, @CNB_cz!
Rising geopolitics ≠ fragmented investment.
German foreign direct investment stayed global (2002-22), with no shift toward geopolitical allies once gravity factors are controlled for.
New paper w/ @sgoldbach in Economics Letters.
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Huge thanks to Gabriel @Ahlfeldt for taking the initiative! The seminar offers an excellent research environment. Super inspiring and truly motivating, even on a Friday afternoon. 😃
What a fabulous 2025 bqse.de seminar season it has been! Thanks to all the co-organizers, our manager @immanuelfeld, all speakers, guests, and locals! You have been a fantastic spatial community! sites.google.com/view/bqse/b…
RIP! 😔
I started reading Ifo Studien as an economist at Bankgesellschaft Berlin AG back in the mid-1990s.
Welcome, Johanna.
Delighted to welcome @joarlinghaus as a co-organizer for the 2025 season of the @BSE_Berlin Quantitative Spatial Economics Research Seminar sites.google.com/view/bqse/c… May it be as fun and interesting as in 2024! @RainaldBorck @thiloalbers @kallekappner @JanDavidBakker @nitschv
Happy to announce that our paper "Cryptocurrencies and capital flows: evidence from El Salvador’s adoption of Bitcoin" (together with @nitschv) is forthcoming in Applied Economics Letters.
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Happy to announce that our paper "Retained Earnings, Foreign Portfolio Ownership, and the German Current Account: A Firm-Level Approach" (together with Philipp Harms, Axel Jochem, @nitschv and @AlfonsJ64) is forthcoming in German Economic Review.
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Where to look for the analysis of economic sanctions?
Here is a special issue in the Review of Inernational Economics.
It also covers a great article by my colleague @sgoldbach on the effect of financial sanctions on trade in goods and services.
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Check out this paper if you are interested in the impact of financial sanctions on Russia, examining daily cross-border payment flows.
Happy to announce that our paper "The effects of sanctions on Russian banks in TARGET2 transactions data" (together with Constantin Drott and @nitschv) is forthcoming in Journal of Economic Behaviour and Organization.
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I greatly enjoyed this fantastic conference at a great location. A very warm thank you to the @kielinstitute for making this possible.
We had a fantastic first day of our #geoeconomics conference - together with @cepr_org, hosted by @GermanyDiplo, and are very much looking forward to the second day (already underway). Thanks to all who contribute(d) on both days. 👉Livestream 👉ifw-kiel.de/geoeconomics
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Interesting read 👇🏻
After years of Covid, #UNGA is back as the largest diplomatic gathering in the world. But does face-to-face diplomacy really matter?
@fp21org's Sanjana Patel weighs in with a survey of the available research: fp21.org/publications/face-t…
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Smart or Smash? The Effect of Financial Sanctions on Trade in Goods and Services | @TBesedes, @sgoldbach, @nitschv
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Are sanctions smart, or is there collateral damage? Our new work on sanctions now forthcoming in the Review of International Economics.
Happy to announce that our paper "Smart or smash? The effect of financial sanctions on trade in goods and services" (together with @TBesedes and
@nitschv) is forthcoming in Review of International Economics.
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Thank you, @ZEIBonn. I am fully aware of the fact that there was tough competition.
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New WP on German current account: missing correction for retained corp earnings attributable to foreign portfolio investors overestimated surplus by some 5% in 2012-2020 period. @nitschv @SAFE_FRANKFURT @GFelbermayr xitter.cf/FuestClemens @MartinBraml ssrn.com/abstract=4465838
It's official now. 😃
#RFS #Forthcoming: Freeze! Financial Sanctions and Bank Responses
Matthias Efing @HECParis
Stefan Goldbach @sgoldbach @bundesbank
Volker Nitsch @nitschv @TUDarmstadt
doi.org/10.1093/rfs/hhad043
It has been a loooong, but excitingly successful journey for this paper which was awarded the best paper in corporate finance prize at the SFS Cavalcade Asia-Pacific back in 2019. sfs.org/cavalcade-best-paper…
Happy to announce that our paper "Freeze! Financial Sanctions and Bank Responses" (together with Matthias Efing and @nitschv ) is forthcoming in The Review of Financial Studies.
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Thanks for organizing this insightful workshop and your great hospitality, @MariaPerssonLU! I very much enjoyed my stay in Lund.
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Excited to see that @bundesbank covers our new research on #sanctions in their latest research brief. English version is available here: bundesbank.de/en/publication…
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Neuer #ResearchBrief: Geringere TARGET2-Zahlungsströme durch #EU-Sanktionen gegen #Russland. Der SWIFT-Ausschluss russischer Banken scheint die stärksten Effekte auf die Zahlungsströme in TARGET2 aufzuweisen. bundesbank.de/content/662768 #Sanktionen #Ukraine @sgoldbach @nitschv
