Matteo Ortino

Matteo Ortino is an Associate Professor at the University of Verona's Department of Legal Sciences, specializing in EU Law, Financial Regulation, and Digital Economy. He teaches courses on Economic Law, Digital Economy Law, and Banking Regulation across undergraduate and graduate programs. His research focuses on EU constitutional frameworks for financial systems, regulatory decision-making processes, and the legal dimensions of digital financial innovations. He leads the BRILLE research project on Basel banking regulations and participates in initiatives like the Decision-making and Sources of Law group. Ortino has held roles on the PhD School Council in European and International Law, and chairs the Law and Economics PhD program. His work bridges legal and economic analyses of financial markets, with a focus on EU competences and regulatory legitimacy.

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Research Interests: His work examines EU financial market governance, the legal structure of banking supervision, and the impact of digital technologies on economic law. Recent publications analyze the post-crisis Basel Committee, EU banking supervision frameworks, and regulatory challenges in digital payment systems. He contributes to projects like the European Legal Frame Work (PRIN 2010-11) and the Excellence Project on Law, Technologies, and Change.

Publications Trends: Focus on EU financial regulation, banking standards (Basel Committee), digital economy legal frameworks, and transnational governance. Recent work emphasizes regulatory adaptability in digital contexts and institutional legitimacy of financial oversight bodies.

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Advising & Grants: Active in PhD supervision and research project leadership, including the BRILLE project (2017-2022) and the E-Agorà initiative (2022-). Serves on numerous academic committees for courses and professional training programs in law and economics.

Labs/Teams: Member of the BRILLE research group and the Decision-making and Sources of Law team. Affiliated with the IUSTeC Center for Excellence in Law, Technologies, and Change.