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Volume 03, month March, 2013
- Securitization, the new road for commercial credit pp. 2-20

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

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

- Giuseppe Lusignani and Lea Zicchino
- 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
Volume 2, month February, 2014
- For a complete re-thinking of European surveillance structure: the ABI proposal pp. 2-10

- Giuseppe Zadra
- The roads towards a new sustainable banking model pp. 02-20

- Paolo Mottura
- Sub-prime crisis and financial innovation pp. 2-23

- Paolo Mottura
- Bank and bank money: theory and regulation pp. 2-27

- Paolo Mottura
- Banking regulation and the competition between frameworks and systems: the European paradox pp. 2-7

- Fabio Bassan
- Supervising banks: principles and priorities pp. 2-7

- Andrea Enria
- New banking infrastructure and regulation: Blockchain, Instant Payment, Psd2 and Open Banking pp. 8-17

- Giovanni Sabatini
- From Corporate social responsibility to sustainability: the UN 2030 Agenda pp. 8-13

- Marco Frey
- The Theory of Planned Behavior and financial decisions of Italian investors pp. 14-31

- Doriana Cucinelli, Gino Gandolfi and Maria-Gaia Soana
- Banks, social sector and solidarity pp. 18-21

- Giovanni Pirovano
- Technical efficiency of the Italian Mutual guarantee institutions pp. 22-44

- Domenico Piatti and Peter Cincinelli
- New trends in restructuring European banks pp. 22-30

- Giancarlo Durante and Luigi Prosperetti
- Risk culture in banking: an application of Fsb’s method to European banks pp. 28-39

- Alessandro Carretta, Vincenzo Farina, Nicola Bianchi and Franco Fiordelisi
- The new long-term Individual savings plans in Italy pp. 32-39

- Enzo Mignarri
- How Do Analysts Value Italian Banks? An Empirical Analysis pp. 32-46

- Gianfranco Gianfrate and Roberto Vincenzi
- The Npl disposal problem: a comparison between Sale and Securitization pp. 40-50

- Enrica Bolognesi, Cristiana Compagno, Marco Galdiolo and Stefano Miani
- Households’ interest in financial use of real estate wealth. An empirical study pp. 40-55

- Simona Cosma, Stefano Cosma and Stefano Cosma
- Banks and Fintech: strategies and business models pp. 46-62

- Nicola Ilario Sibilio, Marco Boero and Luca Salerno
- The sovereign debt crisis: the impact on the intermediation model of Italian banks pp. 48-60

- Stefano Cosma and Elisabetta Gualandri
- Financial literacy and overconfidence of University students and young graduates pp. 51-62

- Paola De Vincentiis, Patrizia Pia and Paola Zocchi
- Qualified holdings, the new fiscal regime pp. 56-62

- Enzo Mignarri
- The impact of Solvency 2 on Insurance business: evolution or revolution? pp. 61-73

- Giampaolo Gabbi, Raoul Pisani and Simona Cosma
- Anti-Money Laundering regulation and sanctions regime pp. 63-75

- Giovanni Castaldi
- The assessment of violations and sanctions in the legal procedures in Italy pp. 63-71

- Fabio Bassan
- Social Housing and Real Estate Investment Trusts in the Italian market pp. 63-84

- Francesco Minnetti
- Boards member self-evaluation in banks: how to exploit the opportunity pp. 72-78

- Rupert N. Limentani and Normanna Tresoldi
- The new fiscal treatment of credit losses in Italy pp. 74-80

- Enzo Mignarri
- Asset and wealth management, the challenge of investor-centricity pp. 76-83

- Andrea Beltratti and Alessia Bezzecchi
- Artificial Intelligence in banks: the Adopt & Adapt strategy pp. 78-83

- Mattia Schieppati
- Anti-money laundering and the new regulation on customer due diligence pp. 82-92

- Giovanni Castaldi
- New credit paradigms in bank-firm relationships: the case of Veneto pp. 84-96

- Caterina Cruciani, Antonio Proto, Ugo Rigoni and Giorgia Simion
- The application of the principle of proportionality in the new bank’s Internal control system pp. 93-106

- Emanuele Diquattro, Sebastiano Mazzù and Giuseppe Vaccarella