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Martin Iseringhausen

Senior Economist, Economic and Market Analysis

Martin Iseringhausen is a Senior Economist in the Economic and Market Analysis division at the European Stability Mechanism (ESM).

Previously, he was a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Macroeconomics, Policy, and Econometrics Research Group at Ghent University’s Department of Economics. 

Mr Iseringhausen holds a PhD in Economics from Ghent University and a BSc/MSc in Economics from the University of Münster. During his PhD, he was a PhD trainee at the European Central Bank and a summer intern at the International Monetary Fund. His research interests include empirical macroeconomics, (Bayesian) econometrics, and macro-finance. Martin has published in international peer-reviewed journals, including the Review of Economics and Statistics, the International Journal of Forecasting, the Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, and the Journal of Empirical Finance.

Personal website

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My blog entries

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Assessing climate risks at the ESM

Matthieu Bellon, Martin Iseringhausen, Bernhard Mayr
Climate change
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Financial stability and risks to growth in the euro area: where do we stand?

Pilar Castrillo , Martin Iseringhausen, Rolf Strauch
Risks
Financial stability

My working papers

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Working papers

Financial market interdependence, contagion and jumpy risk exposure

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Working papers

A survey-based measure of asymmetric macroeconomic risk in the euro area

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Working papers

The housing supply channel of monetary policy

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My speeches

Matthias Gnewuch and Martin Iseringhausen
Speeches

European Economic Association Congress 2025 - presentations by Matthias Gnewuch and Martin Iseringhausen

My ESM Briefs

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Assessing macro-financial risks: a look under the hood of the ESM’s country-level “Growth-at-Risk” model