The Money and Finance Research (Mo.Fi.R.) group was established in 2007 with the aim of investigating, from both the empirical and theoretical points of view, the evolution of the financial system as the collection of financial institutions, intermediaries and markets and  understanding the real consequences of that evolution for the development of the economic system at the regional, national and international levels.

This mission is fulfilled through a variety of activities, including sponsored research, seminars, conferences carried out by a bulk of economists from the Department of Economics and Social Sciences of the Università Politecnica delle Marche, in cooperation with researchers from other universities, post-doc research fellows, PhD students and graduate students.

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13th MoFiR workshop on banking - June 27-28, 2024 - London, UK.

Keynote speaker: Tarun Ramadorai (Imperial College London and CEPR). The program is available here.

MoFiR virtual seminars on banking and financial intermediation. Please register here to our mailing list to receive the invitations to the seminars.

Latest working papers 

• Caiazzo, E. (2025). Systemic banking crises in complex economies, MoFiR wp n°190.

• Oliviero T., Rondinella S., Zazzaro A. (2025). Are green firms more financially constrained? The sensitivity of investment to cash flow, MofiR wp n°189.

• Cucculelli M.,  Giampaoli N., Renghini M. (2024). Identification of STEP and NZIA technologies through text mining: An empirical analysis of patent data, MoFiR wp n°188.

• Marchionne F., Giampaoli N., Renghini M. (2024). Institutions and financial crises, MoFiR wp n°187.

• Barbaglia L., Fatica S., Rho C. (2024). Flooded credit markets: physical climate risk and small business lending, MoFiR wp n° 186.

• Bellucci A., Borisov A., Gucciardi G., Zazzaro A. (2024). The staying power of face-to-face in the global venture capital market, MoFiR wp n° 185.