Murillo Campello

Murillo Campello is the Lewis H Durland Professor of Management and Professor of Finance at the Johnson Graduate School of Management, Cornell University, serving part-time as Director of Research. He holds a BSc from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, MSc from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, and PhD from the University of Illinois. His research focuses on market imperfections, corporate finance, financial crises, and econometric methodologies, with notable work on the 2008 financial crisis and pandemic economics. His findings have influenced policy discussions, including Congressional hearings and Supreme Court advisory roles, and have been featured in academic and financial media.

He currently serves as Managing Editor of The Journal of Financial Intermediation. His research bridges theoretical finance with real-world policy implications, particularly in crisis management and corporate governance. Despite no listed awards in the text, his work demonstrates significant scholarly and practical impact.

No advising relationships or grants are explicitly detailed here, though his role as Managing Editor and part-time research director suggests active involvement in academic governance and collaborative research.