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Farboodi wins 2019 Young Researcher Award
Maryam Farboodi has won the 2019 Young Researcher Award from the SCOR-PSE Chair on Macroeconomic Risk (created in 2018 by the SCOR Corporate Foundation for Science and the Paris School of Economics), honoring outstanding research by a junior economist (within 10 years of PhD) in the field of macroeconomic risk. The award recognizes Farboodi for her “particularly stimulating and promising” work in financial intermediation and deliberate exposure to counterparty risk: “innovative research, both in method and hypothesis, on the relationships between financial institutions and how these relationships may contribute to endogenous growth in systemic risk,” according to André Levy-Lang, chairman of the SCOR Foundation for Science. Farboodi presented her working paper entitled “Intermediation and Voluntary Exposure to Counterparty Risk” (October 2017) and received her award at a ceremony in July 2019 in Paris during the SCOR-PSE Chair annual conference.
