Welcome! I am Executive Director of the Research and Statistics Department at the Czech National Bank, where I lead research and statistical teams, set priorities, and was entrusted with developing new forecasting models for the Bank.

I work at the intersection of central banking, financial stability, and macro-financial policy. My research explores how monetary and macroprudential policies affect credit, banking, and the wider economy, and how climate and geopolitical risks shape financial systems.

Throughout my career I have aimed to bridge rigorous research and policy practice. I remain an active researcher, publishing in international journals and contributing to academic and policy debates.

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Upcoming


— November 2026: Panelist at the OeNB´s Conference on European Integration (CEEI)

— Summer 2026: Podcast interview for BANKAST on the development of new forecasting models, forecasting processes at central banks, and the use of AI (in Czech only)

Recent


— July 2026: New ECB Occasional Paper “Monetary policy transmission via banks to firms

— July 2026: Paper “Credit Shocks Fade, Output Shocks Persist: A Meta-Analysis of 2,600 VAR Estimates Across 63 Countries” (with Jan Janků, Josef Bajzík, Klára Moravcová, and Ngoc Anh Ngo) accepted for publication in Journal of International Money and Finance

— July 2026: New CNB Working Paper “Drying Up: The Effect of Drought on Corporate Loans with AnaCredit Data” (with Jan Janků, Tomáš Karhánek and Ivan Trubelík)

— July 2026: New CNB Working Paper “Who Is Less Likely to Get a Mortgage When Borrowing Limits Tighten?” (with Zuzana Gric and Dominika Ehrenbergerová)

— April 2026: Quoted in Central Banking article by Daniel Hinge “Dark corners: the renewed push for risk-based monetary policy

— March 2026: New CNB Research Brief 1/2026 “Flight from the Front Line: Geopolitical Risk, Distance, and Capital Flow Dynamics(with Martin Hodula and Jan Janků)

— March 2026: New CNB Working Paper “Euroisation and the Bank Lending Channel of Monetary Policy: Evidence from Czechia” (with Zuzana Gric and Jan Janků)

— March 2026: Talk at the SUERF BAFFI Bocconi e-lecture: Financial stability risks from geoeconomic fragmentation. Video replay here.