Houblon-Norman George Fellowship
Dr Nicolas Coeurdacier receives prestigious award from the Bank of England
Dr Nicolas Coeurdacier, Assistant Professor of Economics, has been awarded a Houblon-Norman George Fellowship by the Bank of England. This award will enable him to spend time at the Bank of England working on a project entitled 'International Portfolios in DSGE models'. His research will focus on improving our understanding of the financial linkages between countries and more specifically international investment decisions.
The Houblon-Norman Fund was established by the Bank of England in 1944 and the fellowships are awarded to promote research into and disseminate knowledge and understanding of the working, interaction and function of financial business institutions in Great Britain and elsewhere, and the economic conditions affecting them. Fellowships are awarded to talented young researchers who are in the process of establishing a strong reputation in their field.