Matteo Leombroni

Matteo Leombroni is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the Carroll School of Management, Boston College. His research focuses on monetary policy transmission mechanisms, wealth inequality, and the interaction between central bank communication and financial markets. He has published in leading journals like the Journal of Financial Economics and maintains active working papers under revision at the Review of Economic Studies.

Key research interests include analyzing how central bank policies affect yield curves, real asset pricing under inflation dynamics, and the redistributive effects of declining interest rates on household portfolios. Ongoing projects investigate heterogeneous intermediaries' role in bond markets and the impact of monetary policy on household financial decisions.

Leombroni has presented work at major conferences including the Society for Economic Dynamics (SED) and the European Economic Association (EEA) meetings. His collaborations involve prominent economists such as Monika Piazzesi, Hanno Lustig, and Martin Schneider, reflecting his engagement with cutting-edge macro-finance research.