Céline Grislain-Letrémy

Senior Research Economist, Structural Policies Research Division

Céline Grislain-Letrémy is a Senior Research Economist at the Banque de France and a research fellow affiliated to Centre for Research in Economics and Statistics (CREST). Prior to that, she held management positions at the French Ministry of Solidarity and Health, economist positions at the French Statistical Institute (INSEE) and at the French Ministry of Environment, anda  consultant position at the OECD. 

Current Position

Economist and researcher at the Structural Policies Studies Division.

Previous Positions

  • Head of the Redistribution and Evaluation Division (2016–2019) and Head of the Studies on Redistribution Unit (2014–2016), French Ministry of Solidarity and Health
  • Economist, French National Statistical Institute (2011–2014)
  • Research Economist, Centre for Research in Economics and Statistics, University Paris-Dauphine (2010–2011)
  • Economist, French Ministry of Environment (2007–2010)
  • Consultant, OECD (2007)

Diplomas

  • Accreditation to supervise research (habilitation à diriger des recherches), Paris-Dauphine University (2022)
  • PhD in Economics, Paris-Dauphine University (2012)
  • MSc in Financial Engineering, Columbia University (2006)
  • Bachelor of Arts in Law, Political and Social Sciences, Paris I University (2006)
  • ENSAE (National School of Statistics and Economics, 2006) and Administrator of the French National Statistical Institute

Research Interest 

Public policy evaluation, environmental economics, risk and insurance economics, urban economics and spatial econometrics, economics of taxation and social benefits

Contact

Interview

Academic Publications

Articles
Articles, reports, and policy papers (in French)
Blog posts

Publications

27th of December 2024
13th of November 2024
Urban Heat Islands and Inequalities: Evidence from French Cities
Working paper
Green finance, sustainable development, climate transition
1st of October 2024
Climate change and residential real estate: what are the risks for the banking sector?
Banque de France Bulletin
Economy
1st of December 2023
Housing subsidies: a smaller upward impact on rents if supply adjusts
Eco Notepad
Financial stability
30th of January 2023
Natural disasters: exposure and underinsurance
Eco Notepad
Monetary policy
8th of December 2022
Better Land-Use and Insurance to Mitigate Natural Disasters
Eco Notepad
Green finance, sustainable development, climate transition
10th of June 2022