Finance

17 New Faculty Members Will Help Bocconi Blend Knowledge

Many of the scholars arriving in September work at the boundary between multiple disciplines, where innovation is most vibrant

Why Banks Don't Diversify Their Foreign Assets Enough

Filippo De Marco and colleagues observe that banks concentrate their foreign investments on a few countries' assets because they have concentrated limited analytical resources on those same assets

Short Term Debt Comes with a Penalty in the Cost of Equity

Research by Florian Nagler shows that investors ask for higher returns when they buy stock of firms with a higher proportion of short term debt. Long term debt does not have the same effect

Filippo De Marco Wins the 9th SUERF/UniCredit Foundation Prize

The prize was reserved for research papers on factors affecting postCOVID nonperforming loans

Choking Local Funding Prevents Terrorism

Research by Nicola Limodio supports the use of financial counterterrorism. Terrorists depend on local funding availability, as they struggle to move money around, and we should limit their ability to access financing

Investors Have a Responsibility to Change the World

On Tuesday, May 10, Stefano Caselli will put the topic of values that impact value at the center of the Lectio Inauguralis of the Endowed Algebris Chair in LongTerm Investment and Absolute Return