Burcu Hacibedel

Burcu Hacibedel is an economist in the African Division of the IMF’s Institute for Capacity Development. Before joining the IMF in 2012, she worked at the OECD (Paris, France) and the European Investment Bank (Luxembourg). She holds PhD, MPhil and MBA degrees from the University of Oxford (UK), and was an Assistant Professor of Finance at Erasmus University (the Netherlands). Her research interests include international finance, asset pricing and macroprudential policy.

Education:

MBA, University of Oxford

MPhil, University of Oxford

DPhil (PhD), University of Oxford

Previous Experience:

Central Bank of Sweden/SIFR, Research Fellow

Erasmus University (the Netherlands), Assistant Professor (tenure track)

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Economist

European Investment Bank (EIB), Economist (seconded from the OECD)

Teaching:

University of Oxford, College Lecturer/Tutor in Economics

Erasmus University, Assistant Professor of Finance

IMF Institute: Financial Market Analysis(FMAx), Financial Sector Surveillance, Financial Programming, Financial Sector Policies, Economic Issues in Regional Integration, Systemic Risk and Macroprudential Policy (IET course), Fiscal Policy Analysis

Field of Expertise:

Macro-Financial Issues

International Finance

Banking