PhD student in Financial Economics at UCL
CHIARA LATTANZIO
I am a Ph.D. student in Financial Economics at UCL. My current research focuses on bank regulation and bank competition.
In 2020, I successfully completed the RoME program, jointly offered by the Einaudi Institute for Economics and Finance (EIEF) and Luiss Guido Carli.
Research interests Financial intermediation, banking regulation, corporate finance
Education
2021–present
University College London
PhD candidate in Financial Economics Advisors: Frederic Malherbe, Saleem Bahaj.
2020–2021
University College London
MRes in Management - Grade: Pass with merit - Advisor: Frederic Malherbe2018–2020
EIEF and Luiss Guido Carli
RoME Master in Economics - Grade: 110/110 cum laude - GPA: 29.9/30 Advisor: Andrea Polo2015–2018
Luiss Guido Carli
BSc Economics and Business - Grade: 110/110 cum laude GPA: 29.62/30Awards and scholarships
2021
Premio Federico Caffe
(Consiglio Regione Abruzzo).
2020
EZ Founder Scholarship
(Ermenegildo Zegna)2020
Scholarship for MRes/PhD
(UCL School of Management)2018
Fee-waiver for RoME Master in Economics
(EIEF)2015
Fee-waiver for BSc in Economics and Business
(Luiss Guido Carli)Publications
2024
Bank Capital Requirements and Bank Lending
(with Saleem Bahaj and Frederic Malherbe) 2024. Forthcoming in the Handbook of Macroprudential Regulation.
Working Papers
How to model bank competition: the case for Cournot
Within Borrower variation and Equilibrium Credit Supply (with Saleem Bahaj and Frederic Malherbe)
Teaching experience
2021–Present
Teaching assistant, MSc Finance (UCL School of Management)
MSIN0149: Corporate Finance.
Seminars, Workshops and Conferences
Nov. 2024
London FIT
Sept. 2023
NSE PhD Economics and Finance Workshop
June 2023
BSE Summer Forum
June 2023
Dauphine PhD Finance Workshop (discussant)
Nov. 2022
TSE-TSM PhD Finance Workshop
Oct. 2022
IFS/LSE/UCL IO Seminar
May 2022
UCL PhD Seminar
Industry experience
Summer 2019