Volker Nitsch
@nitschv
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Professor of International Economics Technische Universität Darmstadt
Joined May 2010
RIP! 😔 . I started reading Ifo Studien as an economist at Bankgesellschaft Berlin AG back in the mid-1990s.
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Welcome, Johanna.
Delighted to welcome @joarlinghaus as a co-organizer for the 2025 season of the @BSE_Berlin Quantitative Spatial Economics Research Seminar May it be as fun and interesting as in 2024! @RainaldBorck @thiloalbers @kallekappner @JanDavidBakker @nitschv.
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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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RT @sgoldbach: Happy to announce that our paper "Retained Earnings, Foreign Portfolio Ownership, and the German Current Account: A Firm-Lev….
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RT @Flx_Geiger: Where to look for the analysis of economic sanctions? . Here is a special issue in the Review of Inernational Economics. I….
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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 👉
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RT @CESifoNetwork: Smart or Smash? The Effect of Financial Sanctions on Trade in Goods and Services | @TBesedes, @sgoldbach, @nitschv .#Eco….
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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.
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RT @AlfonsJ64: New WP on German current account: missing correction for retained corp earnings attributable to foreign portfolio investors….
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It's official now. 😃.
#RFS #Forthcoming: Freeze! Financial Sanctions and Bank Responses . Matthias Efing @HECParis.Stefan Goldbach @sgoldbach @bundesbank.Volker Nitsch @nitschv @TUDarmstadt.
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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.
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: @sgoldbach.
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. #Sanktionen #Ukraine @sgoldbach @nitschv
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Excellent article! A must read for everyone interested in current economic research on #sanctions .
Cliff Morgan, Costas Syropoulos, and I offer an interdisciplinary perspective on the evolution and consequences of economic #sanctions. Many thanks to @TimothyTTaylor, @NinaPavcnik, and all other editors at the JEP for their guidance and support!.
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RT @sgoldbach: Happy to annonce that our paper "Capital Controls Checkup: Cases, Customa, Consequences" (together with @nitschv) is forthco….
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Always nice if research is relevant and reaches policy circles. @sgoldbach @bundesbank @TUDarmstadt.
It is often difficult to tell which individual #sanction is responsible for which economic outcome in #Russia. With regards to Russian #banks, this Bundesbank Discussion Paper argues that the exclusion from SWIFT was the most effective measure.
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Going deep. In a new WP, we analyze the effect of financial sanctions against Russia (including disconnection from @swiftcommunity) at the most granular level possible, payment flows in #TARGET2.
Constantin Drott, @nitschv and I extend a previous analysis from @bundesbank: we use European (instead of German) data and compare the sanction effects of 2022 with 2014.
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