The views expressed here are ours and not those of any institutions with which we are affiliated nor of the National Bureau of Economic Research. We acknowledge support from the NSF through a grant administered by the NBER. Kashyap thanks the Chicago Booth Initiative on Global Markets and the Center for Research on Securities Prices for research support. We thank David Argente, Conor Devitt, Cecilia Gamba, Aaron Jones, Bruno Pellegrino, Ashish Shenoy, and Rasool Zandvakil for research assistance and many seminar participants for comments. We are grateful to the SymphonyIRI Group for data. As a condition of use, SymphonyIRI reviews all papers using their data to check that the data are not described misleadingly. All analyses in this paper based on SymphonyIRI data are the work of Chevalier and Kashyap, not SymphonyIRI Group Inc. For information on Kashyap's outside compensated activities see http://faculty.chicagobooth.edu/anil.kashyap/.
Anil K. Kashyap
Anil K Kashyap’s Information on Non-Teaching Compensated Activities: 2009 through 2013 (excludes honoraria less than $1500). See my CV for various unpaid affiliations.
Consulting
Swedish Riksbank, 2012- present
Einaudi Institute of Economics and Finance, 2007 – present
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, 1991—present
Federal Reserve Bank of New York 2008, 2011
The Bank of Canada, 2011
Cabinet Office of the Government of Japan, 2007 – 2010
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2009, 2010, 2013
Sponsored research
“Comment on Surprising Similarities: Recent Monetary Regimes of Small Economies by
Andrew K. Rose” in 2013 Asia Economic Policy Conference: Prospects for Asia and the Global Economy, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
"Comments on 'The Ins and Outs of LASPs?'," forthcoming in the 2013 Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Symposium on the Global Dimensions of Unconventional Monetary Policy, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
National Science Foundation through a grant administered through the National Bureau of Economic Research (with Judith Chevalier), Strategic Shoppers and Price Dynamics.
National Institute for Research Advancement, “Policy Options for Japan’s Revival” (with Takeo Hoshi).
“Stressed Out: Macroprudential Principles for Stress Testing” (with David Grennlaw, Kermit Schoenholtz, and Hyun Song Shin), the U.S. Monetary Policy Forum Report No. 5, 2012, Initiative on Global Markets, University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
“The Macroprudential Toolkit”, (with Richard Berner and Charles A.E. Goodhart), IMF Economic Review, 2011, 59(2), pp 145-161.
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco: “Comments on ‘The Financial Crisis and Global Policy Reforms’ by Barry Eichengreen” in Asia and the Global Financial Crisis, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, San Francisco.
National Institute for Research Advancement: “Why Did Japan Stop Growing” (with Takeo Hoshi), December 2010.
The Clearing House Association, “An Analysis of the Impact of “Substantially Heightened” Capital Requirements on Large Financial Institutions” (with Samuel G. Hanson and Jeremy C. Stein), May 2010.
National Bureau of Economic Research: “A New Metric for Banking Integration in Europe” (with Reint Gropp), 2010, in “Europe and the Euro”, Alberto Alesina and Francesco Giavazzi eds, University of Chicago Press, pp. 219-246.
Central Bank of Finland: External Review of Research Department (with Matti Pohjola and Volker Wieland), December 2009. Available at http://www.bof.fi/en/tutkimus/esittely/evaluaatio/index.htm
Central Bank of Argentina: “Is a less pro-cyclical financial system an achievable goal? Lessons for domestic and global financial regulation” 2009 in Lessons and Challenges for Emerging Countries during the Crisis, Banco Central de la Republica Argentina, Argentina.
Speeches
Goldman Sachs, Global Macro Conference - Asia Pacific, 2012
Institutional Investor, 2011.
Handlesbanken Capital Market Group, 2010.
Keynote address at 2010 IEFA The 8th NTU International Conference on Economics, Finance and Accounting - Bank Regulation and Financial Development, 2010.
State Farm Insurance, 2010.
Advantage Futures, 2009.
