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Edmund Moshammer

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Function/Position
Senior Economist, Economic and Market Analysis

Edmund Moshammer is on temporary leave from the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) and works at the European Central Bank (ECB). Before that, he worked as Senior Economist at the Economic and Market Analysis division of the ESM since May 2016. He was responsible for the cross-country monitoring of economic and financial developments.

Mr Moshammer has co-developed several modelling frameworks such as a dynamic factor model, a tool for debt sustainability analysis, a composite indicator of sovereign distress, a portfolio optimization toolkit, as well as a financial market database on auctions and high frequency trading data. Edmund also took a key role in the production of the ESM Programme Database. He previously worked at the European Central Bank and he holds a Master's degree from Barcelona Graduate School of Economics.

Besides his research interests in time series econometric modelling, forecasting, and macroeconomics, Edmund has a publication track record in the fields of debt sustainability analysis, early warning indicators, and credit ratings.

My blog entries

Edmund Moshammer, Karol Siskind
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Innovation

Illuminating insight into country programmes: the ESM programme database

The ESM Programme Database provides unique datasets. Check out here how to use it.

My discussion papers

Josselin Hebert, Edmund Moshammer
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Discussion Papers

Wholesale central bank digital currency – the safe way to debt capital market efficiency

In this paper we analyse the usefulness of digital currencies for wholesale financial transactions in Europe. Currently, several risks impede any broad adoption of distributed ledger technology, but this sovereign debt issuance case study demonstrates the potential widespread efficiency gains from smart contracts run on distributed ledger technology. A wholesale central bank digital currency on a private permissioned blockchain could overcome existing risks and impediments and lead to significant efficiency gains in the financial system across debt capital markets.
Gergely Hudecz , Edmund Moshammer, Alexander Raabe, Gong Cheng
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Discussion Papers

The euro in the world

Gergely Hudecz , Edmund Moshammer
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My working papers

Edmund Moshammer, Alexander den Ruijter
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Marialena Athanasopoulou, Edmund Moshammer
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