Bio

I am a Research Fellow and Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Turin (ESOMAS Department) and a Doctoral Fellow at the Collegio Carlo Alberto. 

My research interests include quantitative macroeconomics, climate economics, macroeconometrics and monetary economics to study the transmission mechanism of monetary and fiscal policy with non-anchored expectations and heterogeneous agents using HANK-, DSGE- and VAR-type modelling. I am grateful to my advisors, Fabio-Cesare Bagliano and Luca Gambetti, for their close cooperation. Recently, I studied the effect of introducing bounded rationality, in the form of adaptive learning, within a one-asset HANK framework in continuous time to shed light on how individual and aggregate behaviors move beyond rational expectations.

On the policy side, I have collaborated with international organizations (e.g. IOSCO, ECB, and EIB) to study the policy implications of regulatory changes.

I also consider myself an investor (stocks, bonds, private equity, and real estate).