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Volume 4, month April, 2019

Ifrs 9, the deep impact on credit risk and banking business pp. 2-17

Fabrizio Dabbene and Marco Roberti Vittory

Reforming the Esas: towards a new European Supervisory architecture pp. 2-13

Antonia Carparelli

Bank and regulation: the way to rethink complexity pp. 02-25

Paolo Mottura

New specialized banks, commercial banks and new banking business models pp. 2-12

Roberto Ruozi and Pierpaolo Ferrari

The financial crisis:what to do now and how to prepare for the future pp. 2-20

Giuseppe Mussari, Alessandro Santoni and Stefano Dalle Mura

Credit demand and supply in Italy: a new analysis based on a disequilibrium approach pp. 14-21

Vincenzo D’Apice, Francesco Masala, Pierluigi Morelli and Giovanni Puopolo

Sustainability and corporate governance: the key role of indipendent directors pp. 14-22

Guido Ferrarini

Too many banks in Italy and in the Eurozone? pp. 18-19

Camillo Venesio

Bank restructuring, the road to profitability pp. 20-34

Antonio Patuelli, Omar Lodesani, Luigi Prosperetti and Giancarlo Durante

Evaluating banks’ solvency through a Merton-like approach pp. 22-40

Aldo Letizia

Impact investing and the Action Plan on sustainable finance: the roadmap for European banks pp. 23-25

Giovanni Sabatini

What do consultants think about investors’ behavior and financial education? pp. 26-41

Andrea Beltratti and Alessia Bezzecchi

Information technology, bank credit and relationship banking pp. 26-38

Lucia Dalla Pellegrina, Serena Frazzoni, Zeno Rotondi and Andrea Vezzulli

Cyber risk in the financial industry, the market reactions pp. 35-49

Maria Cristina Arcuri, Marina Brogi and Gino Gandolfi

Italian listed banks and compliance with Corporate Governance Code pp. 40-56

Maria Luisa Di Battista, Paola Schwizer and Valeria Stefanelli

The business model of a big European player: Intesa Sanpaolo’s new strategic plan pp. 41-48

Alessandro Lolli

Fintech and the Regulatory challenges pp. 42-51

Enzo Rocca and Eleonora Rossi

Individual savings plans tax treatment in Italy pp. 49-56

Enzo Mignarri

Consumers after the crisis. A new bank strategy on the road to happiness pp. 50-52

Fabrizio Fornezza

The new Italian Code of Business Crisis and Insolvency pp. 52-65

Giovanni Staiano and Silvia Bianconi

Corporate welfare, the recent innovations and the banking sector pp. 53-60

Enzo Mignarri

A better Risk Management through the integration of Csr in bank processes pp. 57-62

Enzo Rocca and Ylenia Yashar

Over-indebtness of households: recent regulation in Europe, France and Italy pp. 57-66

Pier Francesco Marcucci

Introducing Individual Savings Accounts to sustain the development of Italian Smes pp. 61-69

Fabrizio Crespi and Danilo Valerio Mascia

Aml Risk Profile, new methods and strategies pp. 63-67

Marco Stellin and Gabriele Franchi de’ Cavalieri

The governance of Italian listed companies: recent trends pp. 66-72

Angela Ciavarella, Nadia Linciano and Rossella Signoretti

Liquidity transfer pricing after crisis pp. 67-80

Marco Di Antonio and Danilo Drago

Real estate focused investments: the Health care sector in Italy pp. 68-78

Sara Bindo, Simone Roberti, Gianluca Mattarocci and Xenia Scimone

The corporate governance of Italian listed companies pp. 70-81

Angela Ciavarella, Nadia Linciano and Rossella Signoretti

The Bank-Fintech Ecosystem: finding a new approach pp. 79-88

Roberto Silva, Goffredo Amodio and Alberto Trova

Basel 3 and the recent regulation of Pillar III on disclosure pp. 81-88

Vincenzo Dispinzeri

Are your data trustworthy? Is the Artificial Intelligence the path for a «cognitive archive»? pp. 82-88

Andrea Martellone and Marco Gazzo

The adviser-investor relationship after the crisis pp. 89-97

Vincenzo Pacelli

Volume 03, month March, 2012

Securitization, the new road for commercial credit pp. 2-20

Paolo Mottura

Towards Basel 3: ten years of limits to credit growth? pp. 02-10

Giuseppe Lusignani and Lea Zicchino

The challenge of relationship capital: governance and corporate relations within the banking system pp. 02-15

Stefano Caselli

Lending policies in Italian banks during the financial crisis pp. 11-19

Maria Luisa Di Battista and Laura Nieri

Risk management and its stakeholders pp. 16-23

Giampaolo Gabbi

Measuring corporate governance: objectives and solutions by comparison pp. 20-38

Federica Ielasi, Massimo Regalli and Maria Gaia Soana

Basel 3 and the liquidity of corporate and government bonds in Europe pp. 22-36

Giovanni Petrella and Andrea Resti

The advantages of board diversity: an empirical analysis on the Italian market pp. 24-36

Paola Schwizer, Maria-Gaia Soana and Doriana Cucinelli

Long run implications of «substantially heightened» bank capital requirements pp. 37-48

Vincenzo Chiorazzo, Pierluigi Morelli and Giovanni Battista Pittaluga

The economic effects of central bank bond purchase programmes pp. 38-50

Leonardo Gambacorta and Boris Hofmann

Bonds issues and new fiscal decisions in the Italian market pp. 39-43

Paola Monica Giachetto and Simona Ricci

A recent case-law on the matter of interest capitalization pp. 44-53

Giorgio Tarzia

The determinants of the ratings of European listed banks. An empirical analysis pp. 49-62

Elisabetta D'Apolito and Vincenzo Pacelli

Banking and fiscal burdens in Italian bankruptcy law pp. 51-58

Alessandro Pellegatta

The performance of Italian public funds for Smes: a comparative analysis pp. 54-61

Salvatore Sacco and Giuseppe Sapienza

Italian regulation implementing the European Directive on mediation pp. 59-62

Paolo Porreca

Structured Etfs: opportunities and risks for the investors pp. 62-77

Maria Debora Braga

The special stamp tax on declared financial assets pp. 63-69

Enzo Mignarri

Safety and robbery indicators in the Italian banking network pp. 63-73

Giovanni Gioia, Marco Iaconis, Matteo Mazziotta and Adriano Pareto

A regulatory risk appetite framework for small banks pp. 70-76

Marco Corbellini

Bank of Italy’s statistics and banks’ information needs pp. 74-80

Antonio Santomartino

The impact of social networks and mass medias on financial news and investors’ perceptions pp. 77-85

Alessandro Carretta, Vincenzo Farina and Albana Nako

Real Estate asset management companies in the Italian market: structures and trends pp. 78-92

Guido Abate

The Chinese banking system: a comparison with Italian case pp. 93-102

Manuela Gallo and Valeria Vannoni