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Domenico Cuoco serves as Associate Professor of Finance at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, where he has maintained a continuous faculty position since 1994. He previously held a visiting appointment at Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Spain.
His academic credentials include:
- PhD in Finance, University of California at Berkeley (1994)
- MBA, University of California at Berkeley (1992)
- BS, Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali, Rome (1987)
Cuoco's research centers on financial economics with emphasis on portfolio optimization under constraints, asset pricing in incomplete markets, and derivative securities. His work rigorously addresses stochastic income effects, market frictions, and equilibrium implications, particularly through dynamic modeling frameworks that incorporate real-world limitations like risk limits and restricted market participation.
Analysis of his publication timeline reveals sustained focus on market microstructure and risk management, evolving from foundational equilibrium models in the late 1990s to sophisticated risk-limit applications in the 2000s. His research consistently bridges theoretical finance with practical implementation challenges, especially regarding VaR methodologies and delegated portfolio management.
His professional recognition includes:
- University of Pennsylvania Greek System Outstanding Professor Award (1996)
- University of Pennsylvania MBA Excellence in Teaching Award (1970)
Cuoco has significantly contributed to academic discourse through editorial roles at the Journal of Economic Theory (1997-present) and Review of Financial Studies (1998-present), though details of student supervision and research funding remain unspecified in available records. He maintains active involvement in institutional service through these editorial commitments.
