Andrea Resti
Bocconi University
Andrea Resti is an associate professor (tenured) at Bocconi University in Milan, where he teaches Risk and Value Management in Banks, Private Banking and Credit Risk Management (in Italian and in English). He is a member of the Banking Stakeholder Group at the European Banking Authority. He is the author of several books of risk management and banking, both in Italian and in English. His research works have been hosted by the Journal of Financial Intermediation, the Journal of Business, the Journal of Banking and Finance and others. Andrea’s main research areas are Credit Risk Management and Measurement, Basel II and the regulation of financial risks, Bank Strategic Management, Quantitative Efficiency Analysis for Banks and multi-product Organizations
Articles by Andrea Resti:
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In defence of the European Banking Authority
7 December 2011, 5611 reads
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