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Welcome to my personal webpage where you can find the most up-to-date information on my research projects. I am currently working as a Climate Economist at the European Investment Bank (EIB). I have been specializing in the fields of investment and investment finance, with a strong focus on the consequences of climate change and digital transformation. Any views you can find on this website are solely mine and do not necessarily correspond to the views of the EIB or any other related institution.

Recent updates

 
July 2022
 

Happy to share that our paper on News-implied Sovereign Risk Index (NSRI) has just been awarded the best paper award at the 2022 China International Conference in Finance. Our approach confirms that news articles can be informative about countries’ default risk. This feature is particularly relevant for those economies which lack market-based measures, or the markets are illiquid. Read the full paper here. Big thank you to the organizers!

 
February 2022
 

The pandemic crisis has a chance to redefine the EU fiscal framework. In the recent study, which was just published as University of Bielefeld Working Paper, we confirm a clear fiscal counter-cyclicality in virtually every Member State in 2020 and 2021. It seems that the fiscal rules have been relaxed for a good reason this time.

 
November 2021
 

Our paper on predicting sovereign risk factors from media stories has just been released at the SSRN. We confirm that big data techniques help when there is no (or too little) market data available.

 
June 2021
 

Very happy to see the work on productivity slowdown in the EU being released in the EIB Working Paper Series. We show that firm-level financial conditions matter greatly for aggregate productivity dynamics. Reducing collateral bottlenecks could more than double the effectiveness of financial leverage in spurring productivity growth in the Western Europe between 2014-17.

 
March 2021
 

We develop a new micro-founded framework to measure contributions of financial factors to the allocative efficiency component. Happy to share the most recent version of the paper here.

 
December 2020
 

Happy to share that my contribution to the recent Springer volume on mathematics and statistics has just been released. In the short Introduction to Independent Counterfactuals, I offer the basic principles and guidelines how to find counterfactual outcome variables independent from the effects of given covariates.

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M. Wolski
Marcin Wolski, PhD
Climate Economist
European Investment Bank
E-mail: M.Wolski (at) eib.org
Phone: +352 43 79 88708

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