Frederic Malherbe

Frederic Malherbe is a Professor at University College London, affiliated with the Business department. He serves as Director for PG Programmes in Finance, Co-Head (Research) of the Finance, Accounting and Economics Group, and Director of the Centre for Finance. His research focuses on banking regulation, with an emphasis on the impact of capital requirements on banks and the real economy. Malherbe has contributed to several notable publications, including studies on pipeline risk in leveraged loan syndication and the forced safety effect of higher capital requirements on bank lending.

Frédéric Malherbe is a researcher at University College London, focusing on the macroeconomic implications of financial regulations and banking practices. His work explores how capital requirements, liquidity management, and regulatory frameworks influence bank lending, financial stability, and economic cycles. Malherbe's research also examines the role of banks in international financial contagion, the impact of information asymmetries on financial markets, and the effectiveness of majority rule versus unanimity in institutional decision-making. His publications highlight the interplay between financial sector policies and broader economic outcomes, emphasizing the need for evidence-based regulatory reforms.