Raffaele Corvino

Raffaele Corvino is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Finance at NEOMA Business School. His research focuses on corporate finance, asset pricing, household finance, and credit risk, emphasizing structural estimation methods. He holds a PhD in Finance and has taught at institutions including Collegio Carlo Alberto and Bayes Business School. During his doctoral studies, he visited the National University of Singapore. His work has been recognized with the Best Doctoral Thesis Award at Bayes Business School.

Research interests include analyzing financial stability, sovereign credit risk post-Eurozone crisis, and pandemic tail risks. He has published in top journals such as the Journal of Corporate Finance and Journal of Financial Stability. His grants include funding from INQUIRE Europe and the Observatoire de l'Espargne Europeenne (OEE). He frequently presents at major conferences like the American Finance Association and European Finance Association meetings.

Raffaele’s articles explore topics ranging from market leverage dynamics to hedging strategies for income volatility. His awards highlight contributions to understanding corporate governance and sovereign debt pricing. Collaborations with institutions like the Risk Management Institute at NUS reflect his interdisciplinary approach to financial challenges.