Enrico Perotti
Amsterdam Business School, Duisenberg School of Finance, DNB and CEPR
http://www1.fee.uva.nl/pp/ecperotti/
Enrico Perotti is Professor of International Finance at the University of Amsterdam. He received his PhD in Finance at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Enrico Perotti has held visiting appointments at the University of Oxford, London Business School, London School of Economics, and MIT. His research is in corporate finance and banking, theory of the firm, political economy of finance, economic and legal innovation, and financial development. His publications routinely appear in the top economics and finance journals. He is Research Fellow at the Centre for Economic Policy Research in London, and currently serves on the Council of the European Economic Association.
Prof. Perotti has been a visiting scholar at the IMF research department six times since 1992, and acted as consultant to the IMF and World Bank on banking, financial reforms and stability. He was EU senior policy advisor to the Russian Ministry of Finance and Russian Central Bank in 1996-2000. Since 2010 he is senior advisor on Macro Prudential policy at DNB. In April 2011 he received the Houblon Normal Fellowship from the Bank of England. He directs since 1998 the Amsterdam Center for International Finance (CIFRA).
Articles by Enrico Perotti:
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A blueprint for macroprudential policy in the banking union
16 December 2012, 6270 reads
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Countercyclical regulation in Solvency II: Merits and flaws
23 June 2012, 10112 reads
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The roots of shadow banking
21 June 2012, 9729 reads
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Preventive macroprudential policy
29 February 2012, 20237 reads
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Systemic liquidity risk: A European approach
25 October 2011, 4149 reads
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A consensus view on liquidity risk
14 September 2011, 11602 reads
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More bank capital is not enough
26 August 2011, 8067 reads
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A prudential regulatory issue at the heart of Solvency II
31 March 2011, 9976 reads
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Systemic risk regulation: Pigouvian taxes or quantity regulation?
16 March 2011, 11553 reads
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CoCo bonds as a way of preventing risk
9 February 2011, 14063 reads
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Systemic liquidity risk and bankruptcy exceptions
13 October 2010, 6246 reads
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Regulate short-term funding to make banking safe
5 July 2010, 10493 reads
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Serious reform starts with a systemic risk tax
9 May 2010, 10185 reads
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Macro-prudential councils: How to avoid future crises
7 April 2010, 8669 reads
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Tax banks to discourage systemic-risk creation, not to fund bailouts
7 February 2010, 10115 reads
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Liquidity risk charges as a macro-prudential tool
7 November 2009, 9019 reads
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Taxing financial pollution: Mandatory liquidity charges
27 February 2009, 7261 reads
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Liquidity insurance for systemic crises
11 February 2009, 22678 reads
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