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Contact Information
Details available upon request e-mail: a.mark.rempel@gmail.com Canadian Citizenship website: www.markrempel.org
Education
PhD., University of Wisconsin-Madison
Joint Degree in Economics & Finance — 2016-2022
A.M., University of Pennsylvania, Economics — 2015
M.A., University of Toronto, Economics — 2012
B.A. (Honours), McGill University, Economics & Mathematics (dual major) — 2011
Professional Experience
University of Toronto, Assistant Professor, July 2022 - present
Bank of Canada
Visiting Researcher — 2018 - 2020
Economist / Analyst — Jan. 2013 - May 2014 / Aug. 2015 - Jun. 2016
Research Assistant — Apr. 2012 - Dec. 2012
Publications
“Improving Overnight Loan Identification in Payments Systems,” 2016, Journal of Money,
Credit and Banking, 48(2-3), pp. 549-564.
Working Papers / Works in Progress
“ Public Listing Choice with Persistent Hidden Information ” (co-author: Francesco Celentano)
Revise & Resubmit, Review of Economic Studies
“ Innovation and Firm Dynamics with Patent Wars ”
“ Intraday Trade Dynamics in Short-Term Funding Markets” (co-author: Francisco Rivadeneyra)
“ Buy vs Rent Heuristic ” (co-authors: Briana Chang, Hyson-Soo Choi, Harrison Hong, Jeffrey Kubick)
“ Stockpiling Liquidity to Acquire Innovation ”
Honours & Awards
Donald D. Hester Dissertation Fellowship — (awarded) 2021
Stephen Hawk Wisconsin Distinguished Graduate Fellowship — 2020
Bank of Canada Graduate Student Paper Award (1st place) — 2019
University of Wisconsin-Madison Graduate Travel Award — 2019
Wisconsin School of Business, Doctoral Travel Awards — 2017
Wisconsin School of Business, Naming Fund Scholarship — 2016-2021
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Doctoral Fellowship — 2014-2015
McGill University, Dean’s Honour List — 2010
External Presentations & Summer Schools
University of Toronto, Economics; Rotman School of Management, Finance; Fox School of Business, Finance; Bank of Canada; Desaultes School of Management (cancelled) — 2022
Bank of Canada ; Minnesota-Wisconsin International / Macro Workshop x 2 (spring / fall) — 2021
University of Basel — 2020
Bank of Canada Graduate Student Paper Competition — 2019
Minnesota-Wisconsin International/Macro Workshop — 2019
USC Marshall PhD Conference in Finance — 2019
Wharton Finance Theory Group Summer School* — 2019
(University of Michigan, Ross) Mitsui Center Structural Corporate Finance Summer School* — 2019
Mini Search and Matching Conference, Wisconsin School of Business — 2019
Bank of Canada Brownbag — 2018
Yale Fall Doctoral Finance Conference — 2018
Princeton Initiative: Money, Macro and Finance (summer school)* — 2018
Econometric Society, European Summer Meeting — 2017
Midwest Macroeconomics Workshop, Summer Meeting — 2016
Bank of Canada Fellowship Exchange — 2016
Canadian Economics Association Conference — 2013
* summer school attendee
Referee and Other Service
Macroeconomic Dynamics; International Journal of Central Banking; Journal of Money, Credit and Banking; Quantitative Finance; Economic Theory
Organizer / Co-Founder of the Finance, Macro and International (FMI) PhD seminar series, Fall 2019
Organizer of the WSB PhD Finance Seminar Series (FRG), Spring 2019
Research Assistance
UW-Madison Dean Corbae — 2018-2019
UW-Madison Briana Chang — 2019 / 2020
UW-Madison Roberto Robatto — 2018
McGill University Biostatistics Department — Summer 2011
Bank of Canada Jason Allen — Summer 2010
Teaching Assistance
Wisconsin School of Business, FIN 765 - MBA Forensic Accounting for Jim Chanos (Kynikos Associates) — Fall 2021
Wisconsin School of Business, FIN 971 - PhD Corporate Finance for Dean Corbae / Oliver Levine — Fall 2018 - 2021
Wisconsin School of Business, FIN 972 / ECON 735 - PhD Monetary and Financial Theory for Randy Wright — Spring 2019
Wisconsin School of Business, FIN 325 / ECON 503 - Markets with Frictions for Randy Wright — Spring 2019
Wisconsin School of Business, FIN 320 - Investments for Bulent Paker / Roberto Robatto — Fall 2017 / Spring 2021
Wisconsin School of Business, FIN 330 - Derivative Securities for Bjorn Eraker / Briana Chang — 2016-2017
University of Toronto, Applied Econometrics and Forecasting — 2011-2012
Programming Proficiencies
R, Matlab, Fortran, Bash (Linux scripting), parallel computing (i.e. MP / MPI)
Languages
English (native), German (elementary), French (elementary)
Last Updated: Aug. 2022