My main area of research is the global and European macro- and microprudential regulation of financial risks. I focus on credit risk, market risk, liquidity risk and leverage-based procyclicality.

I hold a Master’s degree (LLM, 2009) and a PhD (2019) from the University of Copenhagen and I was admitted to the Danish Bar (advokat) in 2012.

My PhD dissertation, “Life Insurance and Shadow Banking - a Comparison of Solvency II and the Finalised Basel III”, entails a risk-based comparison that assesses whether - and how - Solvency II and the finalised Basel III address specific risk types via quantitative pillar 1 requirements.