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Home | News | Placement Ieva Sakalauskaite: Bank of England
News | March 16, 2018

Placement Ieva Sakalauskaite: Bank of England

Ieva Sakalauskaite, PhD student at the University of Amsterdam, has accepted a position as Research Economist at the Bank of England.

Ieva will be working in the Cross Sectoral Policy Division in the Prudential Policy Directorate. Ieva will be joining the PhD Research Program at the Bank of England.

Ieva finished the TI MPhil program in 2013 and then started a PhD at the University of Amsterdam, supervised by Tanju Yorulmazer and Enrico Perotti. She expects to complete her PhD in the summer of 2018.