Enrico Cervellati

Expertise

Regions

• Europe
• United States

Topics

• Corporate Finance
• International Financial Markets

Languages

• Italian
• Spanish

Background and Education

Professor of Behavioral Finance, Master in Business Administration in Finance and Banking, Alma Graduate School Bologna; Professor of International Finance, MIEX Master in SMEs and International Management, University of Bologna, Forlì Branch. Visiting Professor (2010) and Visiting Scholar (2009) at Santa Clara University, USA; Visiting Scholar (2004) at University of California at Berkeley, USA; PhD in Economics at University of Ancona, Italy (2002); MSc in Finance at Birkbeck College, University of London, UK (2000); MSc in Economics at University of Ancona, Italy (1999); BA (Hons) in Economics at University of Bologna (1998). Lecturer at several Italian Universities and Business Schools. Keynote Speaker for Banks, Asset Management Companies, and at Finance Conferences. 

Publications:

"Market Reaction to Second-Hand News: Inside the Attention Grabbing Hypothesis," in Applied Economics (2014); "The Need for Transparency, Responsibility and Accountability: The Case of Facebook IPO," in Corporate, Ownership & Control Journal (2013); Finanza comportamentale e investimenti. Oltre lapproccio tradizionale per comprendere gli investitori, McGraw-Hill Italy (2012); Inform and Deform. Do Financial Analysts mean what they say?, Virtus Interpress (2012); "Analyst reluctance in conveying negative information to the market," in Journal of Governance and Regulation (2012); "Individual Investor Behavior: Evidence from the Clients of a Small Credit Cooperative Bank," in International Journal of Behavioural Accounting and Finance (2011); "BPs Failure to Debias: Underscoring the Importance of Behavioral Corporate Finance," in Quarterly Journal of Finance (2011)