Alberto Montagnoli

Professor Alberto Montagnoli is a Professor of Finance at the School of Economics, University of Sheffield. He holds a PhD from Brunel University and previously worked at the University of Stirling as a lecturer and senior lecturer in banking and finance. His research focuses on banking, financial markets, and household finance, particularly exploring interactions between financial markets, monetary policy, and the real economy. He teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses such as 'Money, Banking and Finance' and 'Modern Theory of Banking and Finance.'

Montagnoli's research interests include the cyclical behavior of bank capital buffers, credit supply shocks, and the implications of monetary policy on household financial decisions. He has contributed extensively to understanding inflation dynamics, regional economic disparities, and the impact of banking crises on well-being. His work spans both theoretical and applied economics, with a strong emphasis on policy-relevant analysis.

Notable publications include studies on household portfolios and monetary policy, the cost of banking crises, and inflation targeting frameworks. While no specific awards are listed, his prolific publication record reflects scholarly recognition. He is actively involved in supervising PhD students in his areas of expertise.