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Volume 9, month September, 2017

The international financial crisis: new rules and future outlook pp. 2-4

Joseph Stiglitz

Risk management in the banking sector: too much regulation risks to strangle the business? pp. 2-12

Paola De Vincentiis and Camillo Venesio

The road of Italian banks towards Europe pp. 2-6

Giovanni Sabatini

Beyond the crisis: the «real» way, the financial way pp. 6-16

Mario Sarcinelli

Re-securitization, a tool for recovery pp. 8-20

Giuseppe Zadra

Private groups and State-owned enterprises in Italy in the last 20 years pp. 14-21

Fulvio Coltorti

Why do banks securitize? Evidence from Italy pp. 18-38

Mariarosaria Agostino and Maria Mazzuca

The State-entrepreneur is back, but goals and rules are needed pp. 22-28

Massimo Mucchetti

Financial institutions regulation and systematic risk pp. 22-36

Giuliano Iannotta and George Pennacchi

Banks’ sovereign exposures in Europe: the systemic effects of proposed regulation pp. 30-48

Franco Tutino and Diego Mosca

The rise in savings, a consequence or a cause of Italian low growth? pp. 37-43

Paolo Savona

Increasing the efficiency of bond covenants: a proposal for the Italian market pp. 39-58

Flavio Bazzana and Marco Palmieri

Good news, bad news: a proposal to measure banks’ reputation using Twitter pp. 44-51

Vincenzo Farina, Giampaolo Gabbi and Daniele Previati

Operational risks and local permanent controls pp. 49-61

Carmine Candolfo, Cristiano Marcolini and Simone Pigliapoco

Risk culture and the recent guidance of Fsb pp. 52-57

Diana Capone and Stefano De Polis

Evaluating governance: optimal structure, composition and board self-evaluation pp. 58-68

Guido Cutillo and Fausto Orlando

The amendments to the taxation of financial instruments pp. 59-64

Enzo Mignarri

Construction industry and bank loans in Italy: towards a new equilibrium pp. 62-69

Filippo Monge, Nicola Miglietta and Enrico Battisti

Public policies for SMEs: a comparison between different instruments pp. 65-70

Lorenzo Gai and Federico Ross

Financial services distribution: the evolution of business models in Italy pp. 70-86

Paola Musile Tanzi

Reverse mortgage, an instrument to help retirees pp. 70-75

Claudio Pacella and Angelo Peppetti

Defining and managing conflict of interests in the financial markets pp. 71-75

Stefano Vincenzi

Hedge fund and market risk: new concepts and models, beyond VaR pp. 76-87

Maria Debora Braga

Islamic finance: myth or reality? pp. 88-90

Roberto Ruozi

Gender policies in the Italian credit sector: towards equivalence pp. 91-100

Cristiana Minguzzi

Volume 09, month September, 2011

A new model for tomorrow’s banks pp. 2-13

Roberto Ruozi

Italian banks’ profitability: improvement strategies, business models, constraints pp. 02-22

Roberto Nicastro and Franco Tutino

Non-performing loans in Europe: the differences in rules and practices pp. 3-16

Silvia Benzi and Pietro Penza

Consumer protection and investment services: towards a new regulatory approach pp. 14-22

Vittorio Conti

Asset quality assessment and stress test for European banks pp. 17-23

Mario Quagliariello

The impact of market fragmentation on the liquidity of European Stock Exchanges pp. 23-40

Simone Francesco Fioravanti and Monica Gentile

The decline of Italian household savings pp. 24-29

Paolo Savona

Ipo and Ceo turnover. A study on Italian companies listed pp. 24-35

Donatella Depperu, Enrico Fabrizi and Daniele M. Ghezzi

Top managers compensation, incentives and risk: behind the Otd model in Us banks pp. 30-45

Brunella Bruno and Alberto Falduto

Financial transactions tax, the Italian version pp. 36-42

Enzo Mignarri

The role of deeply-rooted commercial banks in the Italian economy pp. 41-48

Giampio Bracchi and Donato Masciandaro

Cost analysis and processes: can banks adopt the models of other industries? pp. 43-48

Marco Agliati, Generoso Cogliano and Alessandro D’Amuri

Mutual funds and pension funds taxation differences in the Italian market pp. 46-58

Stefania Celebrini and Andrea Nobili

Resilience, stability and complexity of banks: a quantitative approach to systemic risks pp. 49-55

Jacek Marczyk

Savings and investments in Italy: recent trends pp. 49-53

Paolo Savona

Asset-backed securitisation and financial stability: the downgrading delay effect pp. 54-67

Mario La Torre and Fabiomassimo Mango

Under-capitalization of Italian Smes and the role of new financial sources pp. 56-64

Alessandro Pellegatta

Corporate responsibility in cross-border banking pp. 59-65

Enrico Gagliardi

Banks’ profitability and efficiency as key drivers of job policies pp. 66-81

Giancarlo Durante, Elsa Fornero, Francesco Micheli, Luigi Prosperetti and Tiziano Treu

Securitization retention as a tool for incentives’ alignment pp. 66-76

Samuel Faccenda and Giacomo Manzelli

A new road for Italian banks’ human resources pp. 68-85

Carlo Dell`Aringa, Giancarlo Durante, Francesco Micheli, Giuseppe Mussari and Luigi Prosperetti

The evolution of the retail payment system: impacts on banks pp. 78-88

Paolo Agnese

The banking products consumer protection after the crisis. The case of the Us Consumer Financial Protection Bure pp. 86-94

Eugenia Palazzetti

Volume 7, month July, 2009

Italian banks and the role of technology, ethics and responsibility pp. 2-8

Antonio Patuelli

Address by the President of the Italian Banking Association at the Annual Meeting pp. 2-11

Antonio Patuelli

Banks, firms and the road for recovery pp. 2-11

Corrado Faissola

The new page of Italian banking industry pp. 10-18

Ignazio Visco

A common responsibility respect to Italy pp. 12-15

Giulio Tremonti

Towards a favourable business environment pp. 12-20

Ignazio Visco

Credit, banks and the role of supervision pp. 16-23

Mario Draghi

The turning point of Italian banks and the next European scenario pp. 19-22

Pier Carlo Padoan

Growth, the priority for Europe and Italy pp. 21-26

Pier Carlo Padoan

Name concentration risk and credit to Smes: the case for reducing customers and raise quality pp. 24-36

Giacomo De Laurentis, Diego Quatraro and Luca Santambrogio

Financial crisis and new dimensions of liquidity risk: rethinking prudential regulation and supervision pp. 24-42

Elisabetta Gualandri, Andrea Landi and Valeria Venturelli

The determinants of Mergers and Acquisitions in Italian banks pp. 27-51

Elena Beccalli and Francesca Lenoci

Ecb policies and 10 years of liquidity management: the road to Qe exit pp. 37-46

Alberto Banfi and Fiorenzo Di Pasquali

Capital adequacy and capital regulation of Us credit unions pp. 43-55

John Goddard, Donald McKillop and John Wilson

Portfolio Risk reduction strategies for different investors pp. 47-55

Maria Debora Braga

Bank ratings and business models: the lessons from the crisis pp. 52-55

Vincenzo D'Apice, Giovanni Ferri and Punziana Lacitignola

The new fiscal measures on financial leasing pp. 56-63

Enzo Mignarri

Investment and investment finance in Italy through the prism of the Bei Investment survey pp. 56-67

Luca Gattini and Debora Revoltella

About the subprime crisis pp. 56-68

Giorgio Szego

Liquidity Transfer Pricing and Liquidity Risk: possible solutions pp. 64-82

Marco Di Antonio and Danilo Drago

Financial advisors, the new keys: flexibility, technology, learning pp. 68-76

Fabrizio Fornezza

Financial innovation, opportunities and critical aspects pp. 69-72

Mario Sarcinelli

New rules for a global financial system pp. 73-80

Michele Bagella and Paolo Paesani

Working sustainability in banks: a new contractual type pp. 77-80

Eliano Omar Lodesani

The european proposal to amend Vat treatment on financial services pp. 81-100

Salvatore Chiri, Fabrizio Borselli and Claudia Barsotti

The «hybrid contract»: an experiment for Italian banks pp. 81-88

Marco Marazza

Bond issuing and Smes: the new Italian experience pp. 83-97

Eleonora Broccardo, Luca Erzegovesi and Maria Mazzuca

The creation of the world’s biggest asset manager pp. 101-105

Gino Gandolfi and Maria Cristina Arcuri

Human resources and internationalization of Italian banking groups pp. 106-111

Fausto Orlando and Cristiana Minguzzi

Giorgio Ambrosoli, here and now pp. 112-114

Andrea Resti