Anuj Singh

Anuj is an Economist with the Macro Financial Division at the Central Bank of Ireland (the Bank). Primarily, his research relates to borrower resilience and household financial stability. In his previous role at the Bank, Anuj was part of the Behavioural Consumer Finance Unit (BCFU) where he focused on topics including household financial decision-making and consumer protection as well as application of behavioural insights in understanding consumer choices and actions. Anuj contributed to the Review of Differential Pricing in Insurance Markets completed by the Bank in 2021, and have collaborated on projects related to inertia in current account, mortgage and insurance switching decisions. Prior to the Bank, Anuj was an Economist with Indecon International Economic Consultants and has also held short-term consulting positions with UNU-WIDER, Concern Worldwide and Micro Insurance Academy.

Research

Understanding farmers’ valuation of agricultural insurance: Evidence from Vietnam. With Michael King, (2020).

Characteristics of the Vietnamese Rural Economy: Evidence from a 2016 Rural Household Survey in 12 Provinces of Viet Nam. With Luciano Ayala-cantu, Tara Bedi, Thomas Markussen, Gaia Narciso, Carol Newman, Saurabh Singhal, Finn Tarp, and Helge Zille, (2017).

Conned by a Cashback? Disclosure, Nudges and Consumer Rationality in Mortgage Choice. With Michael King, (2018).

Micro-insurance at Scale: Evidence on Impact from Rwanda. (2018).

Disclosure, sludges, and cashback in the mortgage market. With Michael King, (2018).

Performance and Trust for SMEs in the era of Mobile Communication: A Review. (2015).

Investigating the Channels behind Resource Curse Hypothesis in Africa. (2013).