I offer targeted economic consulting to international public institutions, drawing on close to three decades of high-level experience at the OECD. I advanced work on financial sectors and financial stability for the OECD Committee on Financial Markets and represented the organization at the Financial Stability Board (FSB). Currently a research fellow at the São Paulo School of Business Administration, I specialize in financial markets, financial safety nets, crypto assets and policy impact analysis. I have worked for or collaborated with colleagues from the European Investment Bank (EIB), European Commission Joint Research Centre, New York Fed, Bank of England, Banca d’Italia, and Swedish Riksbank. Institutions seeking incisive analysis on deposit insurance and crisis resolution and the design of financial sector guarantees will find my evidence-based insights invaluable for policy design and risk management.
In parallel, I attempt to unveil hidden urban narratives through street photography. Showcased in prominent Paris and Berlin gallery exhibitions, my work has garnered the 2021 EIB “Behind the Lens” overall prize for “EIB Premises in Morning Mist” and a Prix IREST 2023 finalist honor for “Parisian Mannequins” at the Sorbonne Art Gallery. Primarily crafted with the Leica M10-P—featuring minimalist post-processing and signature 35mm/50mm primes, my images capture atmospheres and human conditions in different urban environments. I invite discerning collectors to acquire limited-edition prints via direct inquiry.
"EIB premises in morning mist", Overall winner of EIB "Behind the Lens" 2021 competition.
Notes: The EIB "footprint" in terms of its headquarters on Kirchberg is visible from the traditional part of the city of Luxembourg. The building from the early 1980s shows its age in terms of style and its prominent position highlights how the EIB has contributed early on to the ambitious urban development project of the Kirchberg plateau. The typical heavy morning mist was very dense on that day; one could feel the atmosphere on the misty Kirchberg plateau even from the main part of the city, here from the southern part of the Oberstadt.