Banca Impresa Società

1997 - 2025

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Editoriale pp. 367-370: Banca Impresa Società
Banks and long term financing; Rules for stability and rules for economic development pp. 371-402: Francesco Vella
Business Firm financing in Italy: From bank credit to equity pp. 403-416: Francesco Cesarini and Giorgio Gobbi
«High-frequency trading»: Notes for a discussion pp. 417-444: Simone Alvaro and Marco Ventoruzzo
Regulation in times of crisis between safeguard Europe's single market and flexible application of state aid rules pp. 445-468: Allegra Canepa
Credit and debit after the economic crisis: Policies for families and micro-businesses pp. 469-500: Simonetta Cotterli

The reform of Italian cooperative credit banks from a comparative perspective pp. 203-236: Eleonora Pagani
Merger among Italian mutual banks pp. 237-282: Domenico Piatti and Peter Cincinelli
The review of Consob regulation on equity crowdfunding in the light of the developments in European financial law and of recent trends in regulating investment-based crowdfunding in Europe pp. 283-354: Eugenia Macchiavello
Compound Interest: Latest Developments pp. 355-363: Gianluca Mucciarone

The european regulatory framework on banks' governance arrangements: from Directive 2013/36/EU to the EBA Guidelines pp. 3-8: Djamel Bouzemarene
A preliminary evaluation of the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) after its first year pp. 9-20: Elisabetta Gualandri
Bank subordinated debt: a source of capital for lenders or a source of concern for retail investors? pp. 21-38: Andrea Resti
The management body removal powers into the Single Supervisory Mechanism environment pp. 21-38: Antonella Antonucci
The Bank of Italy and the power to remove the corporate officers between prudential supervision and crisis discipline pp. 51-76: Francesco Ciraolo
Creditor safeguard after the new regulatory framework for bank resolution pp. 77-110: Gian Luca Greco
Bitcoin: risks and regulatory problems pp. 111-140: Novella Mancini
The reform of popular banks pursuant to the Decree Law January 24, 2015 n. 3, between capitalism and uniform regulatory requirements pp. 141-162: Edgardo Ricciardello
Andrea Carosi e Stefano Mengoli, IPO waves: time clusters or local clusters? pp. 163-198: Giulia Baschieri, Andrea Carosi and Stefano Mengoli

The bail-in tool pp. 339-362: Gaetano Presti
Banking union: the quasi-judicial review of supervisory and resolution decisions pp. 363-391: Giuseppe Sciascia
Crisis management in the Banking Union pp. 391-442: Alessandra de Aldisio
Value and equality of multiple voting shares pp. 443-473: Carlo Emanuele Pupo

The criterion of legality of the ECB's non-conventional measures pp. 173-198: Fabio Bassan
Incentive fees and mutual funds: opportunistic behaviour and aligning interests between managers and investors pp. 199-232: Paolo A. Cucurachi, Concetta Carnevale and Danilo Drago
Transparency, right of withdrawal and contract voidability in the Italian law on door-to-door sales of financial products pp. 233-268: Riccardo Ghetti
Basel 3 capital requirements and the cost of credit: an investigative exercise into the major Italian banks pp. 269-286: Pasquale di Biase and Elisabetta D'Apolito
Crowdfunding: among Suitability and Appropriateness Rules and its Applicability to Capital Increase Operations pp. 287-332: Maria Lucia Passador

Editoriale pp. 3-6: Maria Luisa Di Battista
The new rules on corporate governance and internal controls and their impact on banking management pp. 7-18: Paola Schwizer
The function of the supervisory body and of the management body under the rules of the Italian banking authority on corporate governance and on internal control system of the banks pp. 19-38: Vincenzo Calandra Buonaura
The role of the monitoring body after the new regulation on corporate governance and on internal control framework pp. 39-52: Paolo Flavio Mondini
Natura e funzione del «capitale» delle banche nella nuova regolamentazione pp. 53-66: Claudio Frigeni
Loan supply and capital of Italian banks pp. 67-72: Angelo Baglioni
The new banking supervisory structure in Europe pp. 73-90: Concetta Brescia Morra
Single supervisory mechanism and macroprudential policies in the European Union pp. 91-102: Elisabetta Gualandri
The market valuation of the Comprehensive Assessment results pp. 103-112: Luigi Tramontana
Trust and financial literacy: An experimental investigation pp. 113-130: Caterina Cruciani, Gloria Gardenal and Anna Moretti
Gender differences in financial literacy among college students pp. 131-164: Elisa Bocchialini and Beatrice Ronchini

Foreign exchange exposure and hedging strategies of Italian listed industrial compagnie pp. 409-422: Alfonso Del Giudice
The functions of anti-money laundering legislation in relation to the efficiency and stability of the financial system and the lowering of systemic risk pp. 423-454: Santa D'Innocenzo
Predicting corporate failures and market efficiency: Evidence from Italian stock market pp. 455-488: Luca Di Simone
European Banking Union and the impact on banks pp. 489-504: Giancarlo Forestieri

The use of private (limited liability) company («s.r.l.») for financial intermediation and structured finance pp. 199-224: Monica Cossu
The ineffectiveness of statutory auditors' control activity. Empirical evidence from Italian banking industry pp. 225-262: Antonio D'Amato and Rosaura Giannizzari
Access to bank credit for SMEs: An analysis of Central Guarantee Fund's allocative strategies pp. 263-288: Lorenzo Gai and Federica Ielasi
Banks and Insurances: The new frontiers of corporate governance pp. 289-332: Francesco Vella
Administrative penalties in the single supervisory mechanism pp. 333-348: Marcello Clarich
Bank of Italy and Judiciary: Cooperating for financial markets integrity pp. 349-370: Marino Perassi
Central banks capital and the role of private shareholders: An international comparative analysis pp. 371-402: Guido Abate

The toolkit for the new European banking supervision. Beyond the Banking Law, towards the Single Supervisory Mechanism pp. 3-42: Luigi Donato and Rosario Grasso
Life insurance profit testing in the Solvency II framework pp. 43-78: Luca D'Agostino
Affective labels and investment decision making: The effect of name on the subjective perception of mutual funds risk pp. 79-116: Domenico De Marco, Riccardo Ferretti and Enrico Rubaltelli
Quoted banks and procedures for related party transactions: Consob principles and Banca d'Italia Regulation pp. 117-192: Mariasofia Houben