JANSON CALAMARO Nathalie

Nathalie Janson is an Associate Professor of Economics in the Finance Department at NEOMA Business School, France. She holds a Doctorat en Economie from Université Paris I-La Sorbonne, conducted in collaboration with the ESSEC PhD Program. Her teaching focuses on Economics, Money and Banking, and Fintech Regulation in English-track programs. Her research interests include monetary policies, banking regulation, and cryptocurrencies, with publications in journals like World Economy, Finance Research Letters, and Revue Banque. She has been actively engaged in media discussions on cryptocurrency regulations since the 2015 Greek crisis, emphasizing topics like Basel Accords inefficiencies and Bitcoin's role as a safe haven against geopolitical risks.

Key research contributions include analysis of Bitcoin's safe haven properties, critiques of Basel II regulation, and the interplay between central banks and unconventional monetary policies. Her work often bridges academic rigor with practical policy implications, as seen in her commentary on the Silvergate Bank collapse and the European Central Bank's strategies. Janson frequently collaborates with institutions like the International Atlantic Economic Association and the Financial Engineering and Banking Society.

Her academic footprint spans over two decades, with notable books like Regole Monetarie e Sistemi Monetari (2002) and contributions to edited volumes on economic fundamentals and financial risk. She actively participates in international conferences, addressing topics from fintech innovation to historical banking systems in Italy.