Alexander Müller

Deutsche Bundesbank

Alexander Müller works as principal expert and as deputy head of the section Payment System Analysis in the Deutsche Bundesbank’s division responsible for Strategy, Policy and Oversight in Payments and Securities Settlement. His responsibilities and current research activities focus on quantitative and qualitative analysis of financial market infrastructures and the analysis of data derived from payment systems. He has published on collateral management, liquidity risk and money market data. He is also involved in ESCB (European System of Central Banks) cooperation through different working groups and temporarily joined the ECB (European Central Bank) as Financial Market Infrastructure Expert. He studied economics and political science in Freiburg (Germany) and Lille (France), graduating with a diploma in economics and a master's degree in political science.

Articles by Alexander Müller

Original research

Measure twice before you cut: differences in Furfine-type algorithm implementations

This study focuses on the practical implementation aspects of “Furfine-type” algorithms used to identify money market loans from payments data.

23 Jul 2021

Original research

Mobilization of collateral in Germany as a reflection of monetary policy and financial market developments

This paper describes and analyzes developments in the market value of marketable assets submitted as collateral in Germany and the Eurosystem against the backdrop of the financial market crisis.

07 Sep 2016

Risk management

Analysis of the use and impact of limits

In this paper, we analyze the use and impact of limits in TARGET2. Limits in the form of bilateral or multilateral debit limits are a liquidity management feature in TARGET2.

30 Sep 2014

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