Gabriela Stockler

Gabriela Stockler is an Assistant Professor at Universitat Pompeu Fabra and affiliated with the Barcelona School of Economics (BSE). Previously, she was a Postdoctoral Fellow at New York University Abu Dhabi (2023-2024 academic year). Her research focuses on networks, financial economics, and applied microeconomic theory. She explores topics such as bank opacity, asset pricing in interconnected markets, and social belief dynamics in financial markets.

Her work includes analyzing how network structures influence asset pricing, re-trade equilibria, and market stability. She also investigates peer effects in stock trading and inflation expectations among professional forecasters. Recent contributions include studies on how opacity in banking systems amplifies crisis risks and how social networks shape stock price volatility and booms/busts.

Stockler’s publications and ongoing projects address critical issues in financial markets, including the implications of networked trading systems and the role of belief dynamics in economic outcomes. Her research bridges theoretical models with empirical observations, offering insights into market design and policy.