Sinem Hacioglu Hoke | Bank of England

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Sinem is a Senior Economist in Monetary Analysis. Prior to that, she worked at the Financial Stability area of the Bank of England. Her research interests are time series econometrics, (non-linear) panel data econometrics, forecasting, factor models, Bayesian econometrics and VARs with applications to monetary policy and financial stability. She holds a PhD degree from the Economics department of University of Bonn and a master’s degree from Koc University.

Sinem Hacioglu Hoke

Sinem's CV (pdf)

Publication // Working Paper

20 December 2019

Publication // Working Paper

20 September 2019

Publication // Working Paper

Publication // Working Paper

Sinem's Bank Underground blog posts

Back to the Future IV: challenges for financial stability policy in the next decade - August 2022
What is the relationship between a markets-based measure of leverage and banks’ funding costs? - February 2021
Consumption in the time of a pandemic: tracking UK consumption in real time - July 2020
Great Expectations: the economic power of news about the future - September 2019
An intuitive interpretation of factor models - March 2017
When Linear Models are misleading - November 2016

Sinem's selected academic publications

The Distributional Impact of the Pandemic with Diego Kaenzig and Paolo Surico (London Business School), European Economic Review (2021)
Common Correlated Effect Cross-sectional Dependence Corrections for Non-linear Conditional Mean Panel Models with George Kapetanios Journal of Applied Econometrics (2021)
Solvency and Wholesale Funding Cost Interactions at UK Banks with Kieran Dent and Apostolos, Journal of Financial Stability (2021)
Predictive regressions under asymmetric loss: Factor augmentation and model selection with Matei Demetrescu, International Journal of Forecasting (2019)