Giulia Crippa

I am a PhD candidate at the Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering under the supervision of Professor Ronnie Sircar.  In 2024 I was a visiting student at the Aggregate Confusion Project at MIT Sloan School of Management, hosted by Professor Roberto Rigobon.

My research lies at the intersection of engineering and finance. In detail, I study efficient allocation in non-pecuniary portfolios as well as strategically missing environmental data. More recently, I have become interested in how investors process imperfect information and how disclosure frictions shape asset prices and corporate behavior.

I hold a double M.Sc. degree in Mathematical Finance at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and in Banking and Finance at Universita’ Cattolica del Sacro Cuore. I also hold a Bachelor degree in Economics for Banks from Universita’ degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca. I originally come from Bernareggio, a small town in Italy.