Dr Frank Strobel

 

Senior Lecturer in Economics

Department of Economics

Contact details

Telephone 0121 414 6640

Fax 0121 414 7377

Email f.strobel@bham.ac.uk

Department of Economics
University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B15 2TT
UK

About

Research Interests: Banking, Finance

Office hours: see here

Qualifications

Ph.D. (Economics), Queen's University, Kingston (Canada)
M.A. (Economics), Queen's University, Kingston (Canada)
Diplom-Volkswirt, Universität München

Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Research

Research Group: CREMF

Research Papers: SelectedWorks

Other activities

Programme Director & Admissions Tutor, MSc International Money and Banking

Erasmus/Exchange Tutor

A2B Tutor

Publications

  • “Bank insolvency risk and time-varying Z-score measures” (with L. Lepetit), 2013, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, 25, 73-87.
  • “Uncertainty and switching in the mortgage market” (with C. Gondat-Larralde), 2013, Applied Economics, 45(21), 3068-3073.
  • “International tax arbitrage and residence vs. source-based capital income taxation”, 2012, Research in Economics, 66(4), 391-397.
  • “International tax arbitrage, currency options and put-call parity conditions”, 2012, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, 22(3), 473–486.
  • “Does uncertainty matter for loan charge-offs?” (with L. Lepetit & D.G. Dickinson), 2011, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, 22(2), 264–277.
  • “The dividend puzzle and tax: a note”, 2011, Economics Bulletin, 31(3), 2736-2743.
  • “Bank insolvency risk and Z-score measures with unimodal returns”, 2011, Applied Economics Letters, 18(17), 1683-1685.
  • “Bank insolvency risk and different approaches to aggregate Z-score measures: a note”, 2011, Applied Economics Letters, 18(16), 1541-1543.
  • “Bank insolvency risk and aggregate Z-score measures: a caveat”, 2010, Economics Bulletin, 30(4), 2576-2578.
  • “Financial fragility and crisis union in the Asia-Pacific region”, 2009, Global Economy Journal, 9(2), Art. 7.
  • “Southeast Asian Monetary Integration: a real options perspective”, 2007, Applied Economics, 39(6), 759-763.
  • “Joining European MonetaryUnion: a real options perspective”, 2007, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 54(1), 105-115.
  • “Leaving EMU: a real options perspective”, 2005, Applied Economics, 37(13), 1449-1453.
  • “Monetary integration and inflation preferences: a real options analysis”, 2005, European Economic Review, 49(4), 845-860.
  • “International tax arbitrage, financial parity conditions and preferential capital gains taxation”, 2005, Quantitative Finance, 5(2), 219-226.
  • “Marriage and the value of waiting”, 2003, Journal of Population Economics, 16(3), 423–430.
  • “Leaving a monetary union: expected time and probability”, 2002, Greek Economic Review, 22(1), 17-22.
  • “International tax arbitrage, tax evasion and interest parity conditions”, 2001, Research in Economics, 55(4), 413-427.
  • “When to leave a monetary union?”, 2001, Revue Economique, 52(2), 389-397.
  • “Monetary integration and the value of waiting”, 2000, in: Moser, T. and B. Schips, eds., EMU, financial markets and the world economy (Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston MA), 181-192.

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