Julio Ramos-Tallada

Current Position

Head of analysis section, European Relations Division   

Previous Position

Head of sector macroeconomics and statistics at the International banking and Finance Institute (2022-2024);
Financial counselor for the French Treasury’s international network in the French Embassy in Brasilia (on secondment from the Banque de France) (2018-2022);
Senior economist at the Macroprudential Policy Division (2015-2018),
Senior economist at the International Monetary Relations Division (2011-2015) ;
Lecturer at Paris Dauphine University (2005-2011)

Diploma

PhD in Economics, Paris Dauphine University (2010)

Research Interest

Financial economics, international monetary economics

Contact

• julio.ramostallada@banque-france.fr
• +33(0)1 42 92 91 74

Academic publications

Articles

• “Prudential policy spillovers: how do international bank flows react to French policies?” (with S. Dées) International Economics, 172, 2022.
• “L’Argentine après le défaut: conditions d’accès aux marchés internationaux de capitaux et choix de politiques économiques «non conventionnelles»” (2016), (with J. Carluccio),
  Revue d'Économie Financière, 124, 2016.
• "Bank risks, monetary shocks and the credit channel in Brazil: identification and evidence from panel data",
  Journal of International Money and Finance, 55, 2015
• "Financial distress and banking regulation: what is different about Spain?",
  Journal of Innovation Economics and Management, 6, 2010

Other

• “Green finance and deforestation reduction in Brazil: a PVAR analysis of the Amazon Fund” (with L. André), 2023
  Working Paper (preliminary version) 
  Assessment of Risks to the French Financial System (coordinated with F. Guevel, and N. Même), December 2022
• “Cross-border spillover effects of macroprudential policies: a conceptual framework” (within the Task Force on cross-border Spillover Effects of macroprudential measures; editors: C. Kok and D. Reinhardt)
  ECB Occasional Paper Series, 242, 2020
• “How do foreign banks react to French prudential policies ?” (with S. Dees)
  >Bloc Notes Eco – Banque de France, 129, 2019
• “Capital inflows and credit growth: where do we stand?” (with L. Gauvin and R. Jimborean) 
  Rue de la Banque, 38, 2017
• “The side effects of national financial sector policies: framing the debate on financial protectionism” (with R. Beck, J. Beirne, F. Paterno, J. Peeters, C. Rebillard, D. Reinhardt, L. Weissenseel, and J. Wörz) 
  ECB Occasional Paper Series, 166, 2015
• “The IMF and management of capital flows: the long road towards a pragmatic approach”
  Banque de France Bulletin, Quarterly selection of articles,31, 2013
• “Capital controls and spillover effects: Evidence from Latin-American countries” (with F. Lambert and C. Rebillard) Banque de France Working Paper, 357, 2011
• “The relationship between capital flows and financial development: a review of the literature”
  Banque de France Bulletin, Quarterly selection of articles, 22, 2011