Currency

• Maureen Carroll

  

  Maureen Carroll was appointed Managing Director of the Currency Department, effective September 1, 2018.

  Department(s): Currency

• Gradon Nicholls

  

  Gradon is a Research Assistant.

  Department(s): Currency, Economic Research and Analysis Research Field(s): Payments Economics, Two-Sided Markets

• Geneviève Vallée

  

  Geneviève holds a Joint Honours B.Sc in Mathematics and Economics and a MA in Economics with a concentration in Data Science.

  Department(s): Currency, Economic Research and Analysis Alma Mater: Carleton University

• Chiyoung Ahn

  

  Chiyoung holds a B.A. in economics and a B.Sc. in mathematics. His research interests are in microeconometrics and macroeconomics. He is particularly interested in econometrics of latent variable modelling.

  Department(s): Currency, Economic Research and Analysis Research Field(s): Econometric Theory, Macroeconomics, Microeconometrics Alma Mater: University of British Columbia

• Oleksandr Shcherbakov

  

  Alex is a Senior Economist.

  Department(s): Currency, Economic Research and Analysis Research Field(s): Applied Econometrics, Applied Microeconomics, Industrial Organization Alma Mater: University of Arizona

• Maarten van Oordt

  

  Maarten van Oordt is a Research Advisor in the Currency Department of the Bank of Canada.

  Department(s): Currency, Economic Research and Analysis Research Field(s): Digital Currency, Financial Institutions, Risk Management Alma Mater: Erasmus University Rotterdam

• Richard Wall

  

  Richard Wall was appointed Managing Director of the Currency Department in March 2013.

  Department(s): Currency

• Marie-Hélène Felt

  

  Marie-Hélène is a Senior Economist. Her primary area of research is applied microeconometrics.

  Department(s): Currency, Economic Research and Analysis Research Field(s): Applied Econometrics, Applied Microeconomics, Payments Economics Alma Mater: Carleton University

• Christopher Henry

  

  Christopher (Chris) is a Survey Methodologist. He joined the Bank in 2012.

  Department(s): Currency, Economic Research and Analysis Alma Mater: McMaster University

• Heng Chen

  

  Heng Chen is a Principal Researcher in the Currency Department at the Bank of Canada. His primary research interests center on the structural identification and estimation of the causal effects of the method of payments on the cash usage.

  Department(s): Currency, Economic Research and Analysis Research Field(s): Macroeconomics, Payments Economics Alma Mater: Vanderbilt University