Michele Rutigliano

Michele Rutigliano is a Teaching Assistant specializing in Financial Markets and Institutions (SECS-P/11) within the Department of Business Economics at the University of Verona. His academic career spans over two decades with consistent teaching and research activity.

His institutional affiliations include:

• Department of Business Economics, University of Verona
• Member of the Council of Bachelor's and Master's Degree Programs based in Verona
• Member of the Council of Bachelor's and Master's Degree Programs based in Vicenza
• Teaching Council of the Scientific Teaching Pole 'Studies on Business'
• Scientific Committee for the Master's Degree in Private Banking

Professor Rutigliano's research focuses on practical applications of financial theory in both institutional and small business contexts. His work examines banking operations, corporate finance mechanisms, and financial statement analysis within evolving regulatory frameworks. He has investigated topics including bank valuation models, enterprise crisis management, intellectual property financing, and the impact of regulatory directives like MiFID on financial intermediaries.

His scholarly contributions include numerous research projects dating from 2002 through 2016, with particular emphasis on how accounting standards like IAS 39 affect bank management and financial reporting practices. His research bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in the Italian and European financial landscapes.

Academic service includes committee memberships focused on curriculum development and educational quality assurance across multiple degree programs. His teaching responsibilities have consistently covered core finance subjects for undergraduate and graduate students in business administration and banking programs.