CURRICULUM VITAE DIMITRIS GEORGARAKOS

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE DIMITRIS GEORGARAKOS Contact Address: Economic Research Centre Deutsche Bundesbank Wilhelm-Epstein Strasse Frankfurt am Main, Germany phone: +49 (0) dimitris.georgarakos [at] bundesbank.de SSRN page: Current Affiliations: Economist, Research Centre, Deutsche Bundesbank (1/2/2015-present) Visiting Associate Professor (Reader), University of Leicester (2013-present) Research Fellow, Center for Financial Studies (CFS), Frankfurt (2006-present) Previous Positions and Visiting Appointments: Assistant Professor, Goethe University, Frankfurt ( ) Senior Economist, DG-Research, European Central Bank ( ) Consultant, Monetary Policy Stance Division, European Central Bank ( ) Visiting Researcher, Dutch National Central Bank, Amsterdam (2013) Lecturer in Economics, Economic Department, Queen Mary, University of London ( ) Visiting Researcher, Center of Studies in Economics and Finance (CSEF), University of Salerno, Italy ( ) RTN Research Fellow in the EU network on the Economics of Aging in Europe (AGE), University of Cyprus ( ) Research and Graduate Teaching Assistant, Economic Department, University of Essex ( ) Teaching Assistant, Essex Summer School in Social Science, Data Analysis and Collection, University of Essex (2001) 1

2 Education: PhD in Economics, University of Essex, UK (2003) Thesis title: An Empirical Study of UK Households Portfolio Decisions Advisors: Roy Bailey, Gordon Kemp Committee: Ian Walker, James Richmond MSc in Project Analysis, Finance and Investment, University of York, UK (1999) BA in Economics, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece (1997) Chapters in Books: Diversification and Asset Allocation Puzzles in Investor Behavior - The Psychology of Financial Planning and Investing (Eds. K. Baker and V. Ricciardi, ISBN: ), John Wiley & Sons (March, 2014). Refereed Publications: Wealth Shocks, Unemployment Shocks and Consumption in the Wake of the Great Recession, (with D. Christelis and T. Jappelli) Journal of Monetary Economics, vol. 72, pp Also ECB Working Paper No Has Greater Stock Market Participation Increased Wealth Inequality in the US?, (with Y. Bilias and M. Haliassos). Forthcoming in the Review of Income and Wealth. Household Repayment Behavior: The Role of Social Capital, Institutional, Political, and Religious Beliefs, (with S. Fuerth) European Journal of Political Economy, vol. 37, pp Household Debt and Social Interactions, (with M. Haliassos and G. Pasini) The Review of Financial Studies, vol. 27(5), pp Also CEPR Discussion Paper No. DP9238. Differences in Portfolios across Countries: Economic Environment versus Household Characteristics, (with D. Christelis and M. Haliassos) The Review of Economics and Statistics, vol. 95(1), pp Also CEPR Discussion Paper No. DP8017. Investing at Home and Abroad: Different Costs, Different People?, (with D. Christelis) Journal of Banking and Finance, vol. 37, pp Also CSEF Working Paper No Trust, Sociability, and Stock Market Participation, (with G. Pasini) Review of Finance, vol. 15(4), pp (Lead article). Also Netspar Discussion Paper No.04/ Stockholding: Participation, Location, Spillovers, (with D. Christelis and M. Haliassos) Journal of Banking and Finance, vol. 35(8), pp Also CEPR Discussion Paper No. DP

3 Portfolio Inertia and Stock Market Fluctuations, (with Y. Bilias and M. Haliassos) Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, vol. 42(4), pp Also CEPR Discussion Paper No. DP7239. Entrepreneurship and Survival Dynamics of Foreign-Born and U.S.-Born Immigrants, (with K. Tatsiramos) Labour Economics, vol. 16(2), pp Also IZA Discussion Paper No Immigrant Self-Employment: Does Intermarriage Matter?, (with K. Tatsiramos) Research in Labor Economics, vol. 29, pp Also IZA Discussion Paper No Working Papers: Exploring Differences in Household Debt Across Euro Area Countries and the United States (with D. Christelis and M. Ehrmann). Bank of Canada Working Paper, Financial Literacy and Savings Account Returns (with F. Deuflhard and R. Inderst). ECB Working Paper No Financial Advice and Stock Market Participation, (with R. Inderst). ECB Working Paper No Mortgage Indebtedness and Household Financial Distress, (with A. Lojschova and M. Ward-Warmedinger). ECB Working Paper No The impact of Health Insurance on Stockholding: A Regression Discontinuity approach, (with D. Christelis and A. Sanz-de-Galdeano). IZA Discussion Paper No Household Economic Decisions Under the Shadow of Terrorism, (with D. Christelis). CFS Working Paper No. 2008/56. Technical Reports: The over-indebtedness of European households: updated mapping of the situation, nature and causes, effects and initiatives for alleviating its impact. European Commission, studies on Consumers. (available from: The Eurosystem Household Finance and Consumption Survey: Results from the First Wave. ECB Statistics Paper No. 2, April (available from: Characteristics of Indebted Households in the Euro Area: Evidence from the European Community Household Panel, with A. Lojschova and M. Ward-Warmedinger. ECB, Monetary Policy Stance Division. 3

4 Conference Presentations and Invited Seminars: 2015 Annual Meeting - American Economic Association, San Francisco (scheduled) ECB conference on Household Finance and Consumption, Frankfurt NBER SI, Group on Aggregate Implications of Micro Consumption Behavior, Boston. Banque de France and Deutsche Bundesbank Joint Spring Conference, Eltville. ECB conference on Household Finance and Consumption, Frankfurt. Modena-Netspar Conference on Advances in Household Finance, Modena. Invited paper presentation, University of Nottingham Annual Meeting - American Economic Association, Philadelphia. Invited session, European Economic Association, Toulouse. Research in Behavioural Finance Conference, Erasmus University, Rotterdam. Invited paper presentation, Federal Reserve Board, Washington DC. Invited paper presentation, Research Department, Bundesbank, Frankfurt. Invited paper presentation, Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, Frankfurt. Invited paper discussion, Wealth effects and the consumption of Italian households in the Great Recession, by R. Bottazzi, S. Trucchi, M. Wakefield, Netspar International Pension Workshop, Amsterdam NBER SI, Group on Household Finance, Boston. Conference on Household Finance and Consumption, ECB. Invited paper discussion, Macroeconomic Experiences and Risk Taking of Euro Area Households by M. Ampudia and M. Ehrmann, Norges Bank. Invited paper presentation, Economics Department, University of Southampton. Invited paper presentation, MEA - LMU, Munich. Invited paper presentation, Department of Finance, University of Mannheim. Bundesbank-SAVE conference, Household Finances, Saving and Inequality: An International Perspective, Eltville. Invited paper presentation, University of Rome, Tor Vergata Sloan Conference on Household Behaviour in Mortgage and Housing Markets, Saïd Business School, Oxford University. Invited paper discussion, Saving and Portfolio Allocation Before and After Job Loss, by C. Basten, A. Fagereng, K. Telle, DNB conference on Household Finances and Behaviour in Times of Crisis, Amsterdam. Invited paper presentation, Economics Department, University of Leicester, Leicester. CeRP Conference on Financial Literacy, Saving and Retirement in an Ageing Society, Turin. SAVE-Bundesbank conference, Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, Munich. Invited paper presentation, School of Business, Economics, and Law, University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg. 4

5 Invited paper presentation, Department of Accounting and Finance, University of Stirling. Frankfurt-Mannheim Macro Workshop, University of Mannheim, Mannheim. Invited paper presentation, Research Department, Bundesbank, Frankfurt NBER Summer Institute, Group on Economics of Household Saving, Boston. CESifo Conference on Macroeconomics and Survey Data, Munich. Invited paper presentation, DIW, Berlin. Macro and Financial Econometrics Conference, Heidelberg University. Conference of the German Economic Association, Frankfurt. Paper discussion, Social Proximity and Loan Outcomes by R. Fisman, D. Paravisini, and Vig, CFS-EIEF Conference on Household Finances, Rome. Invited paper presentation, Conference on Macroeconomic Policy, Bilgi University, Istanbul. Behavioral Finance Conference, DIW, Berlin. 10 th Conference on Economic Theory and Econometrics, Milos, Greece. Invited paper presentation, EBS Business School, Wiesbaden ECB/ BCL Conference on Household Finances, Luxembourg. Invited paper presentation, Department of Banking and Financial Management, University of Piraeus, Piraeus. Paper discussion, Consumption Smoothing after the Final Mortgage Payment by B. Scholnick, CFS Conference on Household Finances, Athens. Workshop on Institutions, Individual Behavior, and Economic Outcomes, University of Sassari, Sardinia. 9 th Conference on Economic Theory and Econometrics, Tinos, Greece. MEA - University of Manheim Conference on the Economics of Ageing, Deidesheim. Invited paper presentation, EAM/EUC Seminar Series, ECB Invited paper presentation, Symposium on Mortgage Markets and the Financial Crisis, University of Maastricht. Annual Meeting of the German Finance Association (DGF), Frankfurt. 2 nd SHARE users conference, Mainz. 10 th anniversary conference CeRP, Turin. 24 th annual congress of the European Economic Association, Barcelona. MEA - University of Manheim Conference on the Economics of Ageing, Deidesheim. 5 th CSEF Symposium on Economics and Institutions, Capri Invited paper presentation, T. Koopmans Institute, Utrecht School of Economics. Invited paper presentation, Monetary Policy Stance Division, ECB. 7 th Conference on Economic Theory and Econometrics, Naxos, Greece. Netspar Conference, Utrecht. 5

6 2007 CEPR/ Netspar Conference on Transforming European Pension Systems, Zurich. Luxembourg Wealth Study Conference, Banca d Italia, Rome. Invited paper presentation, Banco de España conference on Household Finances and Housing Wealth, Madrid. CeRP Conference on the Economics of Ageing in Europe, Torino and pre-2006 NBER Summer Institute, Group on Capital Markets, Boston, Invited paper presentation, Monetary Policy Stance Division, ECB, Netspar Workshop on Microeconomics of Aging in Europe, Utrecht, nd CSEF Symposium on Economics and Institutions, Capri, NBER Summer Institute, Group on Capital Markets, Boston, th Workshop of the RTN Project on Economics of Aging, Venice, th annual HFAA Conference, University of Piraeus, Athens, th annual conference of the European Society for Population Economics, Paris, Paper discussion, Risk-Return Preferences in the Pension Domain: Are People able to Choose? by C. Kool, G. Prast and M. van Rooij, 6 th Workshop of the RTN Project on Economics of Aging, Frankfurt, NBER Summer Institute, Group on Aggregate Implications of Microeconomic Consumption Behaviour, Boston, Invited paper presentation, Economic Department Seminar Series, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, rd Conference on Economic Theory and Econometrics, Syros, th Workshop of the RTN Project on Economics of Aging, Manheim, Paper discussion, Health Care Quality and Economic Inequality by T. Jappelli, L. Pistaferri and G. Weber, 4 th Workshop of the RTN Project on Economics of Aging, Manheim, nd Workshop of the RTN Project on Economics of Aging, Naples, Royal Economic Society conference, Warwick, th annual congress of the European Economic Association, Venice, th annual conference of the European Society for Population Economics, Bilbao, Referee for: Economic Journal ; Journal of Applied Econometrics ; Journal of Banking and Finance ; Journal of the European Economic Association ; Journal of Pension Economics and Finance ; Journal of Socio-Economics ; Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, series-a; Research in Labor Economics ; Review of Finance ; Review of Financial Studies ; Review of Income and Wealth ; Scandinavian Journal of Economics ; The Geneva Risk and Insurance Review ; ECB Working Paper series 6

7 Research Funded Projects and Grants: Research Project on Wealth Shocks, Consumption and Asset Allocation of Older Households (with D. Christelis and T. Jappelli). Sponsor: Network for Studies on Pensions, Aging and Retirement (Netspar, Tilburg, the Netherlands) ( ); Budget: 10,000 Project Participant, Research Program on Regulating Retail Finance (principal investigators: M. Haliassos and R. Inderst). Sponsor: DFG German Soc. Science Foundation ( ); Budget: 130,000 Research Program on Portfolio Composition of the Elderly: An International Comparison (with D. Christelis and M. Haliassos). Sponsor: Observatoire de l Epargne Européenne (Paris, France) ( ); Budget: 11,000 Research Project on Stockholding and the Distribution of Wealth (with Y. Bilias and M. Haliassos). Sponsor: Network for Studies on Pensions, Aging and Retirement (Netspar, Tilburg, the Netherlands) ( ); Budget: 5,000 Courses Taught: University of Leicester PhD workshop on Household Finance and Consumer Behaviour Frankfurt School of Finance and Management Advanced Econometrics II (PhD course) Goethe University, Frankfurt Lectures for: Empirical Methods for Household Finance (MSc level) Research Topics in Household Finance (PhD course) Classes and computer labs for: Topics in Macroeconomics and Finance (MA level): Teaching Prize Seminar course on Household Saving, Borrowing, and Portfolios (MA level) Seminar course on Household Finance (MA level) Monetary Theory and Policy 2 (MA level) Supervision of more than ten MSc dissertations and four PhD theses Queen Mary, University of London Lectures for: Introductory Econometrics (BSc level) Finance Theory (BSc level) Investment Analysis (BSc level) Supervision of two MSc dissertations University of Essex Teaching Assistant in: Mathematical methods in Economics Introduction to Econometric Methods Introduction to Time Series Analysis Approaches to Time Series: Non- Stationarity, Trends, VARs and Cointegration 7