Money and Finance
The study of money, banking, credit, investments, assets, and liabilities that make up financial systems is important in order for officials to craft the best monetary policy and policies for financial markets. Those policies also play out in everyday lives, as households respond to interest rates and financial instruments and make decisions of how to spend and save. SIEPR scholars are focused on topics ranging from the design of credit markets to how people make retirement saving decisions and are committed to sharing their research with policymakers.
Keywords: personal and household finance, corporate finance, money and banking, credit markets, financial regulation, inflation, interest rates, financial literacy, savings
People in Money and Finance Research
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Related Publications
- Bernstein, J. ., & Posthumus, D. (2026). The way we were: Price-level shocks and consumers’ memories. Policy Brief.
- Begenau, J., Elenev, V., & Landvoigt, T. (2026). Interest Rate Risk and Cross-Sectional Effects of Micro-Prudential Regulation. Working Paper.
- Garg, S., & Sedai, A. (2026). The Triple Engine Effect: Does Full Vertical Alignment Unlock the State?∗. Working Paper.
Related News
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Money moves faster than ever. Here’s what it means for the U.S. financial system.
A recent Policy Forum hosted by the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research focused on rapid advances in money flows and how best to maximize rewards while minimizing risks.
June 04, 2026
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Partners in prime: The Fed and Treasury’s new relationship
SIEPR’s Darrell Duffie tells The Economist that, even if the Federal Reserve starts to play a smaller role in financial markets, the central bank will step in to avert a crisis. “But even with all guns blazing it can’t stop Treasury-market dysfunction. It can only make it less bad," Duffie said.
June 01, 2026
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