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Tomasz Piskorski
Tomasz Piskorski
Professor of Finance, Columbia Business School and NBER
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Fintech, regulatory arbitrage, and the rise of shadow banks
G Buchak, G Matvos, T Piskorski, A Seru
Journal of Financial Economics 130 (3), 453-483, 2018
17842018
Interest rate pass-through: Mortgage rates, household consumption, and voluntary deleveraging
M Di Maggio, A Kermani, BJ Keys, T Piskorski, R Ramcharan, A Seru, ...
American Economic Review 107 (11), 3550-88, 2017
663*2017
Securitization and distressed loan renegotiation: Evidence from the subprime mortgage crisis
T Piskorski, A Seru, V Vig
Journal of Financial Economics 97 (3), 369-397, 2010
4982010
Policy intervention in debt renegotiation: Evidence from the home affordable modification program
S Agarwal, G Amromin, I Ben-David, S Chomsisengphet, T Piskorski, ...
Journal of Political Economy 125 (3), 654-712, 2017
467*2017
Asset quality misrepresentation by financial intermediaries: evidence from the RMBS market
T Piskorski, A Seru, J Witkin
The Journal of Finance 70 (6), 2635-2678, 2015
3692015
Optimal mortgage design
T Piskorski, A Tchistyi
The Review of Financial Studies 23 (8), 3098-3140, 2010
2972010
Mortgage modification and strategic behavior: evidence from a legal settlement with Countrywide
C Mayer, E Morrison, T Piskorski, A Gupta
American Economic Review 104 (9), 2830-57, 2014
2732014
Mortgage refinancing, consumer spending, and competition: Evidence from the home affordable refinance program
S Agarwal, G Amromin, S Chomsisengphet, T Landvoigt, T Piskorski, ...
The Review of Economic Studies 90 (2), 499-537, 2023
2482023
Beyond the balance sheet model of banking: Implications for bank regulation and monetary policy
G Buchak, G Matvos, T Piskorski, A Seru
Journal of Political Economy 132 (2), 000-000, 2024
156*2024
Government and Private Household Debt Relief during COVID-19
S Cherry, E Jiang, G Matvos, T Piskorski, A Seru
Brookings Papers on Economic Activity 52 (2), 1-86, 2021
1522021
Optimal securitization with moral hazard
B Hartman-Glaser, T Piskorski, A Tchistyi
Journal of Financial Economics 104 (1), 186-202, 2012
1472012
Monetary tightening and US bank fragility in 2023: Mark-to-market losses and uninsured depositor runs?
EX Jiang, G Matvos, T Piskorski, A Seru
Journal of Financial Economics 159, 103899, 2024
1452024
Stochastic house appreciation and optimal mortgage lending
T Piskorski, A Tchistyi
The Review of Financial Studies 24 (5), 1407-1446, 2011
127*2011
Mortgage financing in the housing boom and bust
BJ Keys, T Piskorski, A Seru, V Vig
Housing and the financial crisis, 143-204, 2012
1252012
Banking the Unbanked: What Do 255 Million New Bank Accounts Reveal about Financial Access?
S Agarwal, S Alok, P Ghosh, S Ghosh, T Piskorski, A Seru
1162017
The inefficiency of refinancing: Why prepayment penalties are good for risky borrowers
C Mayer, T Piskorski, A Tchistyi
Journal of Financial Economics 107 (3), 694-714, 2013
1102013
Optimal dynamic contracts with moral hazard and costly monitoring
T Piskorski, MM Westerfield
Journal of Economic Theory 166, 242-281, 2016
1022016
Risky human capital and deferred capital income taxation
B Grochulski, T Piskorski
Journal of Economic Theory 145 (3), 908-943, 2010
91*2010
Banking without deposits: Evidence from shadow bank call reports
E Jiang, G Matvos, T Piskorski, A Seru
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2020
872020
Mortgage Market Design: Lessons from the Great Recession
T Piskorski, A Seru
Brookings Papers on Economic Activity 2018 (1), 429-513, 2018
812018
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