Claudio
Rizzi
Assistant Professor of Financial Management
• Ph.D. in Finance, University of Miami
• M.Sc. in Finance, Florida State University
• B.S. in Finance, Florida State University
Claudio Rizzi is Assistant Professor in the Financial Management Department. He holds a Ph.D. in Finance from the University of Miami and a B.S. and M.S. in Finance from Florida State University.
His research focuses on sustainable and climate finance, with a particular interest in the role of nature and biodiversity loss on financial markets, firms, and household finances. His dissertation has received multiple awards including the BlackRock Applied Research award, the FIASI‐Gabelli School ESG Competition, and the best paper award at various conferences.
He has presented at leading conferences in finance (United Nations’ Principles for Responsible Investment Academic Week, GRASFI, AFA, EFA, Finance Down Under, etc.) and his research has been featured in various media (UN PRI Blog, Network for Business Sustainability, and Natural Areas Association Newsletter).
Areas of interest.
• Sustainable/climate finance
• ESG
• Behavioral finance
• Household finance
• Asset pricing
Publications
Others
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