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Stefano Ungaro
Adjunct Professor
About
Stefano Ungaro is Adjunct Professor at SAIS Europe and an Economic and Policy Analyst at the European Commission (DG JRC), on leave from Banque de France where he served as Senior Research Economist in the DG Banking Supervision. He joined Johns Hopkins SAIS as an adjunct faculty member in 2022, where he currently teaches "Digital Transformation" and previously taught "Cryptocurrency and Fintech." Prior to his current roles, Dr. Ungaro taught financial and monetary economics at University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, European Business School Paris, and Sciences Po Paris. His research and policy work spans banking regulation, the economics of financial innovation, international financial flows, and economic history. He holds a PhD in Economics from Paris School of Economics and an MSc in Economics and Social Sciences from Bocconi University.
- Les acteurs numériques de la finance : un pas vers la rentabilité?, with L. Clerc, P. Harguindeguy and T. Dufour. Banque de France, in ACPR 142 (2022)
- The Real Effects of Bank Runs. Evidence from the French Great Depression (1930-1931), with E. Monnet and A. Riva, in CEPR Discussion Paper<.i> (April 15, 2021)
- Flight-to-safety and the credit crunch: a new history of the banking crises in France during the Great Depression, with P. Baubeau, E. Monnet, and A. Riva, in Economic History Review 74:1 (2021)
- Les crises bancaires en France pendant la Grande Dépression: une histoire renouvelée, with P. Baubeau, E. Monnet, and A. Riva, in Revue d'Economie Financière 137 (2020)
- Les Jours Noirs à la Bourse de Paris (Black Days on the Paris Stock Exchange): The Settlement of July 1914 and the Intervention of the Banque de France, in Les Banques Centrales pendant la Grande Guerre, O. Feiertag and M. Margairaz, (editors), Presses de Sciences Po (2020)
- Collecting and storing historical financial data: the DFIH project, with J. Ducros, E. Grandi, P.C. Hautcoeur, R. Hekimian, E. Prunaux, and A. Riva, in Computational Social Science in the Age of Big Data, C.M. Stuetze, M. Welker, and M. Egger (editors), Herbert Von Halem Verlag (2018)
- Le projet DFIH, humanités numériques et histoire financière, with J. Ducros, E. Grandi, R. Hekimian, A. Riva, in Expérimenter les humanités numériques: Des outils individuels aux projets collectifs, E. Cavalié, F. Clavert, O. Legendre, and D. Martin (editors), Les Presses de l'Université de Montréal (2017)