Christoph Meinerding

Christoph Meinerding is a Research Professor at the Deutsche Bundesbank's Research Centre, focusing on asset pricing, systemic risk, climate economics, and financial markets. He has been affiliated with the Bundesbank since March 2017. His work bridges theoretical and empirical research, addressing topics like contagion effects in financial systems and climate policy impacts on households and markets.

Key research interests include:

• Empirical and theoretical asset pricing models
• Systemic risk indicators and macroprudential policy
• Climate finance and green transition effects
• Network dynamics in financial markets

Notable contributions include studies on GMM weighting matrices in asset pricing, household inflation expectations linked to climate concerns, and equilibrium models of directed networks. His work often employs advanced econometric techniques and integrates macroeconomic frameworks to analyze financial stability and policy implications.

Recent publications (2023–2024) emphasize climate policy impacts on financial markets and systemic risk identification. Earlier work (2013–2021) explores contagion risk, portfolio optimization under uncertainty, and the dynamics of financial crises.