Biography
I am a PhD student in the Joint Economics and Finance PhD program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Prior to my studies at Wisconsin, I was an Economist / Analyst with over three years experience in a research division of the Bank of Canada. My research broadly examines how capital market frictions interact with firm heterogeneity to affect macroeconomic outcomes such as firm concentration, growth and the effectiveness of monetary policy. A particular emphasis of my dissertation is on the informational and strategic considerations of innovation-based (i.e. intangible) firms and their influence on startup dynamics.
Personal website: http://markrempel.org
Research
Selected Published Journal Articles
Rempel, M. (2016). Improving Overnight Loan Identification in Payment Systems Journal of Money, Credit and Banking
Presentations
USC Marshall PhD Conference in Finance (2019) Public Listing Choice with Persistent Hidden Information
Yale Fall Doctoral Finance Conference (2018) Public Listing Choice with Persistent Hidden Information
Econometric Society European Meeting, Summer (2017) Intraday Trade Dynamics in Short-term Funding Markets
Service
Editorial and Reviewing Activities
Quantitative Finance - January 2018 - December 2019
Ad Hoc Reviewer
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking