A study resulting from an agreement between the Commissioner for the coordination of anti racket and anti usury initiatives and Bocconi University evaluates the functioning of the Solidarity Fund, born from an idea of Giovanni Falcone

New research by Bocconi scholars Marra, Masciandaro, and Pecchiari jointly with Bianchi (Florida International) unveils that firms connected to organized crime have lower return on assets, higher debt, lower cash holdings and are more likely to default

Thomas Le Barbanchon and Julien Sauvagnat, analyzing French electoral data, found that where gender pay gaps are larger, women candidates obtain fewer votes and are less often on the ballot. Parties candidate men in the most contested districts even if it comes with a financial penalty in public funding

Bocconi faculty are publishing in top tier journals like never before

Sauvagnat, Iovino, and Martin observed that corporate taxes paid by dirty industries are lower than those paid by clean ones and earned a grant from Fondation Banque de France to investigate further

Public and private sectors will have to learn how to behave in an environment where Next Generation EU funds, to be allocated through public tenders, will have to be used to support digitalization and sustainability