Quynh-Anh is a Senior Research Economist in the Bank Stress Testing and Resilience Division within the Financial Stability Strategy and Risk Directorate. Her current research spans both theoretical and empirical work on the repo market, mortgage market, prudential regulation, and climate-related financial risks.
Quynh-Anh earned her PhD in Economics from the Toulouse School of Economics, where her dissertation focused on asymmetric information models and their applications to banks’ behaviour. Prior to joining the Bank of England, she held research economist roles at Norges Bank and served as a research associate at the University of Zurich.
Understanding climate-related disclosures of UK financial institutions - June 2023
The Basel regulatory framework: evolution of its textual complexity - August 2022
The art of the deal: what can Nobel winning contract theory teach us about regulating banks - March 2017
Capital and Liquidity Interaction in Banking with J. Acosta-Smith (OECD), A. Guillaume (IMF), S. J.A. De-Ramon (Bank of England) and K. Milonas (Upstart Network), Journal of Financial Stability (2026).
Not bound, but still relevant: how does the leverage ratio affect banks' intermediation? with I. Neamtu (Federal Reserve Board), International Journal of Central Banking, forthcoming.
Screening using a menu of contracts: A structural model for lending markets with A. Polo and A. Taburet, Journal of Financial Economics (2025)
Resolution of financial distress under agency frictions with S. Moreno-Bromberg, Journal of Banking and Finance (2017)
