Brunella Bruno

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Brunella Bruno is a tenured researcher in Bocconi University's Finance Department. Her primary research interest lies in empirical banking, with a focus on the effects of regulation and supervision on bank behavior. Her most recent research explores the impact of climate-related risks on banks' activities.

Brunella serves as a member of the steering committee at Blest, the Bocconi Lab for European Studies, and is a research fellow at the Bocconi Baffi Carefin Centre. She is also a member of the Expert Panel on banking supervision for the European Parliament. In 2020, Brunella received the national scientific habilitation award as a full professor.

Commentaries on Financial Markets 

Bank Profitability in Uncertain Times
2023

While banks are now profiting from the new interest rate scenario, the ultimate long-term effect of heightened interest rates on bank performance remains uncertain.

Seminars

How capitalism can help solve 21st century problems: A comparative EU-US perspective
24/10/2023 - 24/10/2023
via Roentgen 1, 3rd floor, room 3-e4-sr03

With Colin Mayer, the talk will explore whether and to what extent the capitalist system might have been the cause of the 21th century crises, but also how it can offer solutions to them.