Daniel Fricke

Daniel Fricke is a Research Professor at the Deutsche Bundesbank's Research Centre, focusing on systemic risk, monetary policy, asset management, and banking dynamics. His work examines financial stability through the lens of interbank networks and market structures.

Research Interests include analyzing cross-border effects of financial regulations, green finance mechanisms, and macroprudential stress testing. He has contributed to understanding systemic risk in money markets and fund interlinkages.

Key publications explore topics like US money market fund reforms, vulnerability in mutual funds, and core-periphery structures in interbank networks. His research emphasizes quantitative analysis of financial systems' resilience and policy implications.