Serkan Arslanalp is Deputy Division Chief in the Balance of Payments Division of the IMF’s Statistics Department. He has worked in several departments of the Fund (APD, MCM, FAD, AFR) on a range of countries (advanced economies, emerging markets, low-income/fragile states) and policy areas (strategy; bilateral, regional, and global surveillance; Fund lending operations; standards; capacity development). He has led missions to several countries in the Asia-Pacific and Middle East regions. With Takahiro Tsuda, he has pioneered a widely used database on the global investor base for sovereign debt. His research has been published in leading journals, including the IMF Economic Review, Japan and the World Economy, Journal of Economic Perspectives, and the Journal of Finance. Mr. Arslanalp holds an undergraduate degree in Economics and Computer Science from MIT and a PhD in Economics from Stanford University.
Latest Posts:
- Dollar Dominance and the Rise of Nontraditional Reserve Currencies
- Brave New World: Tracking Trade from Space
- Dollar Share of Global Foreign Exchange Reserves Drops to 25-Year Low
- Who Wins and Who Loses As China Rebalances
- Heat Wave: Rising Financial Risks in the United States
- U.S. Interest Rates: The Potential Shock Heard Around the World
- The Trillion Dollar Question: Who Owns Emerging Market Government Debt
- The Ties That Bond Us: What Demand For Government Debt Can Tell Us About the Risks Ahead
