Frederik Neugebauer

Frederik Neugebauer is a Research Professor at the Deutsche Bundesbank's Research Centre, specializing in Central Bank Communication, Monetary Policy Implementation, and Financial Markets. His work focuses on analyzing the effects of central bank policies—particularly those of the European Central Bank (ECB)—on government bond yields, financial market reactions, and crisis management strategies. He has contributed extensively to understanding how ECB communication impacts bond spreads, fiscal policy measures during the pandemic, and cross-country yield dynamics in the euro area.

His research spans both refereed publications and working papers, with a focus on post-2020 pandemic policy responses. He has explored topics like the differential effects of ECB and European Commission announcements on solvent countries' bond yields, delayed financial market reactions to policy measures, and the interplay between monetary and fiscal policies during crises.

Neugebauer’s work frequently employs event study methodologies to evaluate policy impacts, particularly on sovereign yields and stock market volatility. His findings highlight the significance of coordinated fiscal-monetary policy in addressing euro area imbalances, with emphasis on solvent nations bearing future fiscal burdens.

He is affiliated with the Bundesbank’s Directorate General Markets, contributing to research on macroeconomic stability and financial market dynamics. No awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts.