Tammaro Terracciano

Assistant Professor of Financial Management

• Ph.D. in Finance, Swiss Finance Institute and University of Geneva
• M.Phil. in Economics, University of Bologna
• B.Sc. in Business Administration, University of Bologna

Tammaro Terracciano is an Assistant Professor of Finance at IESE Business School. He holds a Ph.D. in Finance from the Swiss Finance Institute and the University of Geneva, during which he went to the University of California, Berkeley, and Harvard University as a visiting research fellow.

His research focuses on financial intermediation, international finance, fintech, and digital currencies. His work has appeared in leading financial outlets, including the Financial Times and The Economist.

Terracciano has held positions at institutions such as the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank, and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research.

Areas of interest.

• Financial intermediation
• International Finance
• FinTech
• Digital Currencies
• Monetary Economics

Publications

Journal Articles (refereed)

SOMOZA, L., TERRACCIANO, T. (2021). Stabilizing stablecoins. A Pragmatic regulatory approach. Journal of Fintech, 1 (2), pp. Article: 2150001.

Working Papers

CAMPELLO, M., GALLO, A., TERRACCIANO, T. (2024). Demand for safety in the crypto ecosystem.

Outputs in other media

CHE, N., COPESTAKE, A., FURCERI, D., TERRACCIANO, T. (2023). The Crypto cycle and US monetary policy. Duke's FinReg Blog. COPESTAKE, A., FURCERI, D., CHE, N., TERRACCIANO, T. (2023). The Crypto cycle and US monetary policy. Econbrowser. FRASCHINI, M., SOMOZA, L., TERRACCIANO, T. (2021). Written evidence on Central Bank Digital Currencies inquiry. House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee .

Others

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