Roberto Vincenzi

Roberto Vincenzi serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Accounting at Bocconi University, specializing in empirical financial accounting research with focus areas spanning capital markets, supply-chain dynamics, private firms, and cultural influences on financial reporting.

His academic credentials include a Ph.D. in Business from London Business School, an M.Phil. in Finance from the University of Cambridge, and cum laude M.Sc. and B.Sc. degrees in Finance from Bocconi University. During his studies, he completed exchange programs in Canada and the UK.

Vincenzi's research examines intersections between financial accounting and macroeconomic forces, particularly how monetary policy interventions like quantitative easing impact corporate disclosure practices. His work extends to supply-chain financial reporting and cultural determinants of accounting behaviors in private enterprises.

His scholarly contributions include publications in top-tier journals such as Review of Accounting Studies, with forthcoming work analyzing voluntary disclosures under monetary policy shifts.

He has received significant recognition including:

• London Business School Ph.D. Financial Award
• Ermenegildo Zegna Founder's Scholarship
• Bocconi Merit Award

Prior to academia, Vincenzi worked in investment banking at UBS and Barclays Capital. He began his teaching career at London Business School instructing undergraduate and MBA students, and currently teaches Fair Value Accounting, Reporting and Valuation, and Financial Accounting courses at Bocconi University.