Dimas Mateus Fazio

Dimas Mateus Fazio is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Finance at the National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School, specializing in empirical corporate finance, banking, networks, and labour economics. His research focuses on creditor rights reforms, unemployment insurance, and financial stability.

• MRes and PhD in Finance from London Business School
• MSc in Economics from the University of São Paulo
• BA in Economics from the University of Brasília

His research bridges finance and economics, with a particular emphasis on how institutional frameworks (e.g., unemployment insurance, creditor rights, inflation targeting) affect credit allocation, firm risk-taking, and labor markets. He explores the economic implications of public procurement discretion, judicial quality, and monetary policy in both developed and emerging economies.

Recent publications highlight trends in Brazilian banking reforms, bid-rigging networks, and the role of policy in entrepreneurial finance. His work spans empirical methodologies, institutional analysis, and macroeconomic modeling.

Teaching interests include Corporate Finance and Mergers & Acquisitions.