IES :: Mgr. Josef Bajzík

Position: Ph.D. Candidate
Field of interest: Meta-analysis, Monetary policy, Macroprudential policy, Financial Markets, Financial Stability
Membership: Macroeconomics and Econometrics, PhD Candidates

Contact

Office:
Email: 16757325 [AT] fsv [DOT] cuni [DOT] cz
Phone:
Available: by appointment

More information

PhD study

Tutor: prof. PhDr. Tomáš Havránek Ph.D.

Studying from: 2019
PhDr examination:
Final exam: 09/2021
Dissertation Proposal defence: Planning on 20/09/2023
Dissertation defence: Planning on 20/05/2024

Current work:
Model pricing factors

Dissertation topic:
Model pricing factors

Disertation abstract:
Hundreds of studies have examined factors that supposedly explain excess returns of some stocks, but the results of the studies vary. These factors are of general interest, since they reveals dependencies that clarify the formation of the profitable trading strategies. Therefore, I want to conduct meta-analysis in this area.

Optional courses:
2021/2022 SS: JED415 Quantitative Methods II
2021/2022 WS: JED414 Quantitative Methods I
2020/2021 SS: JED415 Quantitative Methods II
2020/2021 WS: JED414 Quantitative Methods I
2019/2020 SS: JED415 Quantitative Methods II
2019/2020 WS: JED414 Quantitative Methods I

CV

Education

09/2019 – present Ph.D., Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
09/2017 – 06/2019 Master Degree, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
09/2014 – 06/2017 Bachelor Degree, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

Courses:
Understanding the monetary and financial system, Deutsche Bundesbank
Financial Stability and MacroPrudential Policies, Banque de France
Using R as an econonometrics tool, BoE

Job history

4/2019 - present Research Analyst in CNB
9/2018-3/2019 Junior Consultant in EY Audit, s.r.o.
4+9-10/2018 Research Visitor FSV UK
9/2017-3/2018 Junior Consultant in EY Audit, s.r.o.
2/2017 Research Visitor FSV UK
7/2016 – 9/2016 Analyst in CETA
2/2016 – 4/2016 Research Visitor in CNB
7/2015 – 8/2015 Volunteering English teacher for
AIESEC in Hsinchu, Taiwan

Teaching assistantships:
2021/2022 SS: Financial Markets Instruments II
2021/2022 WS: Financial Markets Instruments I
2021/2022 WS: Institutional Economics
2020/2021 SS: Financial Markets Instruments II
2020/2021 WS: Financial Markets Instruments I
2020/2021 WS: Institutional Economics
2019/2020 SS: Financial Markets Instruments II
2019/2020 WS: Financial Markets Instruments I
2019/2020 WS: Econometrics II
2019/2020 WS: Institutional Economics

Research profiles
ORCID, RePEc, Scopus Author ID, Publons with WoS RID

Extra activities

Publikace:
JIE (1x), IMFER (1x), JoES (1x)

Referee Reports:
I served as a referee for following journals and institutions: JoES, IRFA, NBS

Awards and prizes

2020: Karel Englis Prize by the Czech Economic Society (best paper related to Czech economic policy)
2020: Czech National Bank Economic Research Award for the Best Working Paper

Topics for supervision

Bachelor theses

Monetary policy and its effect on economy. Macroprudential policy and its effect on economy. Interactions of monetary and macroprudential policies. Meta-analysis (any area). Alternatively financial markets and international trade. For more specific topics follow me in SIS.

Master theses

As a PhD candidate, I am primarily supervising Bachelor theses. You are encouraged to select your Master thesis supervisor from the current IES faculty. If you still want me to supervise your Master thesis, get in touch with me via email.

Jako doktorand primárně vedu bakalářské práce. Jako vedoucího své diplomové práce si prosím volte především interní členy IES. V případě trvajícího zájmu o vedení Vaší diplomové práce mě prosím kontaktujte emailem.