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Portrait of Cathérine Koch

Cathérine Koch

Cathérine Koch

Publications

Buch, Claudia, Cathérine Koch and Michael Koetter: ”Do Banks Benefit from Internationalization? Revisiting the Market Power-Risk Nexus”, Review of Finance. forthcoming.

Buch, Claudia, Cathérine Koch and Michael Koetter (2011): ”Size, productivity, and International banking”, Journal of International Economics. Volume 85.

Education

Defense PhD in Economics, University of Zurich, Switzerland (July 2012)

Visiting Fellow: Columbia Business School, Columbia University, New York City, US (Fall 2011)

Working Papers

Buch, Claudia, Cathérine Koch and Michael Koetter (2009): "Margins of international banking: Is there a productivity pecking order in banking, too?" Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Paper No 12/2009.
Fiorentino Elisabetta, Cathérine Koch and Winfried Rudek (2009): "Microdatabase: External Position Reports of German Banks" Deutsche Bundesbank Technical Documentation.
Buch, Claudia, Cathérine Koch and Michael Koetter (2010): "Do banks benefit from internationalization? Revisiting the market power-risk nexus" Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Paper No 09/2010.
Buch, Claudia, Cathérine Koch and Michael Koetter (2011): "Crises, rescues, and policy transmission through international banks" Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Paper No 15/2011.

Presentations

2009

  • Macroeconomic Research Meeting, University of Tuebingen, Germany (March)
  • Meeting on Globalization, Investment and Services Trade, Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), University of Milan, Italy (June)
  • CESIfo Conference on Banking and Institutions, Munich, Germany (December)

2010

  • Conference on Bank Structure and Competition, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Chicago, US (joint paper presented by M.Koetter) (May)
  • Joint Workshop of the Center of Financial Studies (CFS) and Deutsche Bundesbank on “Interconnectedness of Financial Institutions”, Frankfurt, Germany (May)
  • Swiss Society of Economics and Statistics (SSES), Fribourg, Switzerland (June)
  • European Economic Association (EEA), Glasgow, UK (August)
  • Verein für Socialpolitik (VfS), Kiel, Germany (September)
  • Financial Management Association (FMA), New York, US (October)
  • Presentation at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Cleveland, US (October)
  • UniCredit Conference on Banking and Finance, Milano, Italy (December)

2011

  • European Meeting of the Econometric Society (EEA/ESEM), Oslo, Norway (August)

2012

  • AEA/ASSA, Chicago, US (January)
  • ECB statistics conference, Frankfurt, Germany (April)
  • European Economic Association (EEA), Malaga, Spain (August)
  • Verein für Socialpolitik (VfS), Goettingen, Germany (September)