Sveriges Riksbank | Sweden
Marianna Blix Grimaldi is an Adviser at Sveriges Riksbank with extensive academic and professional expertise in financial economics, Central Banking macro-finance, and financial stability. Her work at the central bank spans bank contagion modelling, unconventional monetary policy, market liquidity, climate-related financial risks, and the use of artificial intelligence in central bank communication. She has represented Sweden in major international policy and research forums, including the Financial Stability Board, Basel Committee workgroups, and the International Banking Research Network, contributing to global discussions on systemic risk and monetary policy transmission. Her earlier roles at the European Central Bank and Sveriges Riksbank strengthened research on behavioural finance, financial stress indicators, and the broader economic effects of monetary policy. Alongside policy work, she is actively engaged in academia, teaching monetary economics at Linköping University and supervising master’s students at Stockholm University. Her research portfolio includes numerous completed and ongoing projects on government bond market liquidity, climate risk in sovereign bond pricing, green finance and inequality, money market dynamics, and network-based contagion risk in banking systems. Her scholarly output is reflected in a strong bibliometric profile with an h-index in the high twenties, a document count exceeding several dozen peer-reviewed works, and citation impact surpassing one thousand citations. Her publications appear in leading international journals in economics and finance, underscoring her influence at the intersection of research, policy, and innovation.