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Emil Verner

Cambridge, Princeton
As seen in: Cambridge University Press & Assessment, The Hill, The Boston Globe, National Bureau of Economic Research, The Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), Cato Institute
Professor at @MITSloan working on finance, macroeconomics, international economics, economic history, and other fun stuff
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Bank Runs With and Without Bank Failure

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By Sérgio Correia, Stephan Luck, Emil Verner
| National Bureau of Economic Research
We thank Sriya Anbil, Matt Baron, Carlos Burga, Gabriel Chodorow-Reich, Melissa Dell, Thomas Eisenbach, Carola Frydman, Claudia Goldin, Itay Goldstein, Andrew Jalil, Matt Jaremski, Sam Hanson, Todd Keister, Stephen Morris, Sarah Quincy, Jeremy Stein, Richard Thakor, and participants at the Barcelona Summer Forum, Catholic University of Chile International Conference on Finance, Chicago Booth, DC Finance Conference, ECB, Empirical Macro Discussion Group, Federal Reserve Board of Governors,...
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Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

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By Maximilian Grimm, Moritz Schularick, Emil Verner
| federalreserve.gov
June 2026 Maximilian Grimm, Moritz Schularick, and Emil Verner Abstract: Financial liberalization is often seen as a way to deepen credit markets and stimulate economic growth, but it may also fuel credit booms that end in crisis. We construct a new cross-country database of banking regulation policies covering 21 regulatory indicators for 18 advanced economies since World War II. We distinguish liberalizations that directly relax constraints on credit supply from broader financial reforms.
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Beliefs and Stock Market Fluctuations: New Evidence from the Past Seven Decades

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By David Thesmar, Emil Verner
| National Bureau of Economic Research
For valuable feedback, we thank Nick Barberis, John Campbell, Sebastian Hillenbrand, Eben Lazarus, Felix von Meyerinck, Stefan Nagel, and Adrien Verdelhan, as well as seminar participants at CFM, Dartmouth, Harvard, Helsinki Finance Seminar, MIT, NYU, UNC, and the Q Group Spring Seminar 2026. We thank Jenna Wang, Paul Dai, and, especially, Trang Do for outstanding research assistance.
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