André de Castro Silva

André C. Silva is an Associate Professor at Nova School of Business and Economics (NOVA SBE), where he teaches Macroeconomics and Finance across undergraduate, master's, and PhD programs. Previously, he held teaching roles at the University of Chicago and Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, and worked as a consultant at Accenture.

• Doctoral Degree: Economics, University of Chicago (2004)

His research focuses on Monetary Economics, Asset Pricing, and Corporate Finance, linking macroeconomic variables like inflation and capital flows to portfolio allocation, cash management, and innovation incentives. Collaborative works with researchers like Bernardo Adão and Paulo Maio explore topics such as:

• Monetary policy and financial sector interactions
• Welfare costs of inflation
• Impact of capital structure on innovation
• Asset pricing implications of monetary economics

His publications in journals like the Review of Financial Studies, Journal of Development Economics, and American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics highlight trends in cash-in-advance modeling, transaction costs, and optimal taxation. He has presented at major conferences including the American Finance Association and Econometric Society meetings.

Despite a high h-index (256) and significant citations, no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided text.