Previously she was a consultant with the European Investment Bank.

As part of her research on financial and banking economics, Olena Havrylchyk will participate in the CEPII’s project on:

Will Western European Banks Pull Out of Central and Eastern Europe? (2009)
Inherited or Earned? Performance of Foreign Banks in Central and Eastern Europe (2008)
The Effect of Foreign Bank Entry on the Cost of Credit in Transition Economies. Which Borrowers Benefit the Most? (2008)
International Exposure of French Banks: Balancing Opportunities and Risks (2007)
Performance of Foreign Banks in Central and Eastern European Countries: Inherited or Self-Made? (2007)
Current Account Reversals and Long Term Imbalances: Application to the Central and Eastern European Countries (2006)
Current Account Reversals and Long Term Imbalances: Application to Central and Eastern European Countries (2006)
Foreign Direct Investment in China: Reward or Remedy? (2006)
Profitability of Foreign and Domestic Banks in Central and Eastern Europe: Does the Mode of Entry Matter? (2005)
Are Chinese Banking Reforms Meeting Their Deadlines? (2005)

G20, not G7 (RGE Monitor, 25 september 2009)
The Design of Financial Regulation in the G20 Debate: Tata or Ferrari (RGE Monitor, september 2009)
Bonuses at BNP Paribas (Focus on France, RFI, 5 august 2009)
Foreign Direct Investment in China: Reward or Remedy (with S. Poncet, The World Economy, vol.30, Issue 11, pp.1662-1681, 2007)
Efficiency of the Polish Banking Industry: Foreign Versus Domestic Banks (Journal of Banking and Finance 30, 1975-1996, 2006)
Consolidation of the Polish Banking Sector: Consequences for the Banking Institutions and the Public (Economic Systems, 2004)
Rapide Loan Growth in Russia: a Lending Boom or a Permanent Financial Deepening? (European Commission Occasional Papers, 2004)