Position: Ph.D. Candidate
Field of interest: International Finance, International Economics, Monetary Analysis, Exchange Rates
Membership: Macroeconomics and Econometrics, PhD Candidates
Contact
Office:
Email: 97650463 [AT] fsv [DOT] cuni [DOT] cz
Phone:
Personal web pages: https://sites.google.com/view/borisfisera/home
Available: by appointment
More information
PhD study
Tutor: prof. Roman Horváth Ph.D.
Studying from: 2019
PhDr examination:
Final exam:
Dissertation Proposal defence:
Dissertation defence:
Current work:
Dissertation topic:
Empirical Essays on Monetary Policy and Income Inequality
Disertation abstract:
Optional courses:
CV
Organisation Memberships
Slovak Economic Association, European Economic Association
Education
2019+: Ph.D.; Economics and Finance; Charles University in Prague
2018 - 2021: PhD.; Banking and Finance; University of Economics in Bratislava
2016 - 2018: Ing. (M.A. equivalent); Banking; University of Economics in Bratislava
2013 - 2016: Bc. (B.A. equivalent); Finance, Banking and Investment; University of Economics in Bratislava
Job history
2019+: Researcher; Institute of Economic Research, Slovak Academy of Sciences
2022+: External Lecturer: FHWien der WKW
2022+: Adjunct Lecturer: Webster Vienna Private University
Extra activities
Refereeing: Czech Journal of Economics and Finance, Eastern European Economics, International Economics, Ekonomicky casopis, Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, Economic Analysis and Policy, Prague Economic Papers
Awards and prizes
2022: SEA Award for Young Economists (winner) - An award for the best paper authored by a young researcher
2021: National Bank of Slovakia Governor's Award (winner) - An award for outstanding dissertation thesis in economics
Topics for supervision
Bachelor theses
Empirical investigations in the topics related to international macroeconomics, monetary policy, income inequality and international illicit financial flows.
More specifically:
Macroeconomic effects of exchange rate movements
Equilibrium exchange rate models
Determinants of economic growth
Transmission of monetary policy
Relationship of monetary policy and income inequality
Relationship of exchange rate and illicit financial flows
Master theses
Note: As a PhD candidate, I am primarily supervising Bachelor theses. You are encouraged to select your Master thesis supervisor from the current IES faculty. If you still want me to supervise your Master thesis, get in touch with me via email.
Empirical investigations in the topics related to international macroeconomics, monetary policy, income inequality and international illicit financial flows.
More specifically:
Macroeconomic effects of exchange rate movements
Equilibrium exchange rate models
Determinants of economic growth
Transmission of monetary policy
Relationship of monetary policy and income inequality
Relationship of exchange rate and illicit financial flows
