Jon Danielsson

Director of the ESRC funded Systemic Risk Centre, London School of Economics

Jon Danielsson is a Director of the ESRC funded Systemic Risk Centre at the London School of Economics. He has a Ph.D. in the economics of financial markets and his research interests include financial stability, systemic risk, extreme market movements, market liquidity and financial crisis.He has published his research extensively in both academic journals and the mainstream media, and has presented his work in a number of universities and institutions.

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Cryptocurrencies: Financial stability and fairness
09 November 2018, 5351 reads
The hierarchy of financial policies
12 September 2018, 4650 reads
Cryptocurrencies are lousy investments
15 June 2018, 8467 reads
Low risk as a predictor of financial crises
26 March 2018, 20144 reads
Macroprudential stress tests
15 February 2018, 8452 reads
Cryptocurrencies don't make sense
13 February 2018, 26738 reads
Artificial intelligence and the stability of markets
15 November 2017, 15164 reads
Brexit and systemic risk
31 May 2017, 12059 reads
Why macropru can end up being procyclical
15 December 2016, 10435 reads
Macropru's fatal flaw
08 December 2016, 15297 reads

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What is systemic risk?
19 March 2018, 1892 reads
Passporting after Brexit
27 July 2016, 4848 reads

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Cryptocurrencies: (Non)sense and sensibility
25 May 2018, 4320 reads

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The October 2018 stock market in a historical context
01 November 2018, 2812 reads
Which numerical computing language is best: Julia, MATLAB, Python or R?
09 July 2018, 25822 reads
What are risk models good for?
03 July 2018, 987 reads
The McNamara fallacy in financial policymaking
01 June 2018, 656 reads
Cryptocurrencies
01 June 2018, 3880 reads
Here be dragons
30 May 2018, 1283 reads
VIX, CISS and all the political uncertainty
20 May 2018, 777 reads
Sound and fury signifying nothing except newspaper headlines
12 April 2018, 677 reads

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