Fabio Franch

Fabio Franch is a Lecturer-in-charge/Convenor at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), where he teaches data analysis courses. Previously, he held senior roles at the European Central Bank (2012–2024) and the Reserve Bank of Australia (2018–2020), focusing on financial stability and policy using econometrics, machine learning, and network analysis. He holds a Master’s from the University of Trento and a PhD from West Virginia University. His research spans financial contagion, policy nowcasting, and AI-driven quantitative methods. He is also an online instructor at the University of Arizona and University of Maryland University College.

• Education:
  • Master’s Degree, University of Trento
  • PhD, West Virginia University
• Key Research Interests: Financial stability, policy analysis, machine learning applications, social media analytics for elections, and quantitative modeling.

His work bridges policy, technology, and financial systems, emphasizing data-driven decision-making. Recent articles explore temporal networks in financial contagion and cross-border regulatory impacts in the Eurozone.