Eleonora Muzzupappa

Eleonora Muzzupappa is the Deputy Director of the M.Sc. Banking and Finance at the King’s Business School. She is a Teaching Fellow in Banking and Finance. She holds the MSc in Law and Finance jointly awarded by the School of Economics and Finance and the Centre for Commercial and Law Studies of the Queen Mary University of London, the MA Res in Law from the School of Law of the Queen Mary University of London, and the PhD Economics from the Department of Economics and University of Messina.

Before joining King’s Business School, she was research fellow at the University of Messina, where has been teaching various modules in Econometrics, Economics and Finance.

Her research interests are: International financial regulation; The role of regulation for contagion and disequilibrium dynamics; Banking crisis; Competition and stability in the banking industry; Supervisory institutions policies; Measurement and role of regulatory capital in determining competition in the banking industry.

Publications

• Do Basel Accords influence competition in the banking industry? A comparative analysis of Germany and the UK 01 January 2018
• Regulatory capture and financial crisis: Comment on 'Modelling human behavior in economics and social science' by Marina Dolfin, Leone Leonida, and Nisrina Outada 08 September 2017