Working Papers

R. De Haas and J. González-Uribe, Public policies for private finance.
Read ◊ Forthcoming in the Annual Review of Financial Economics

C. Custódio, R. De Haas, M. Faralli and M. Ferreira, Accelerating the green transition: An experimental study with Portuguese small businesses.
RCT in the field

D. Bonfim, R. De Haas, A. Matyunina and S. Ongena, Bank specialization in lending to new firms.
Coming soon

V. Baranov, R. De Haas, P. Grosjean and I. Matavelli, Masculinity around the world
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H.I. Aydin, Ç. Bircan and R. De Haas, Blended finance and female entrepreneurs, EBRD Working Paper No. 286, London.
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L. Borchert, R. De Haas, K. Kirschenmann and A. Schultz, Broken relationships: De-risking by correspondent banks and international trade, EBRD Working Paper No. 285, London.
Read ◊ Featured in Trade Finance Global and VoxEU

R. De Haas, Sustainable banking, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 18572, London.
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R. De Haas, S. Guriev and A. Stepanov, State ownership and corporate leverage around the world, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 17300, Centre for Economic Policy Research, London.
Read ◊ Featured in VoxEU and the FinReg blog. R&R at the Journal of Corporate Finance

R. De Haas, V. Sterk and N. Van Horen, Startup types and macroeconomic performance in Europe, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 17400, Centre for Economic Policy Research, London. Read ◊ Featured in VoxEU and ESB (in Dutch)

R. De Haas and N. Van Horen, The crisis as a wake-up call: Do banks tighten screening and monitoring during a financial crisis?, EBRD Working Paper No. 117, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, London (permanent working paper).
Read  ◊  Featured in VoxEU