Giulio Cornelli

Giulio Cornelli

Economist

Monetary and Economic Department, Financial Markets

Before joining the BIS, Giulio Cornelli worked in the International Policy Analysis division at the ECB. Giulio holds a PhD in finance from the University of Zurich and an MSc and a BSc in economics from Bocconi University. He is a CFA® charter holder and a certified Financial Risk Manager.

Fields of interest

Financial markets

All BIS publications (35)

BIS Paper No 116 11 Jun 2021

CBDCs beyond borders: results from a survey of central banks

Based on a survey of 50 central banks in the first quarter of 2021, this paper explores initial thinking on the cross-border…

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BIS Working Paper No 927 11 Feb 2021

Do macroprudential policies affect non-bank financial intermediation?

We analyse how macroprudential policies (MaPs), largely applied to banks and to a lesser extent borrowers, affect non-bank…

Stijn Claessens

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Giulio Cornelli

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Leonardo Gambacorta

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Francesco Manaresi

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BIS Working Paper No 901 9 Nov 2020

Regulatory sandboxes and fintech funding: evidence from the UK

Over 50 countries have introduced regulatory sandboxes to foster financial innovation. This paper conducts the first evaluation…

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Sebastian Doerr

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Leonardo Gambacorta

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Ouarda Merrouche

BIS Bulletin No 30 12 Oct 2020

The outlook for business bankruptcies

Economic growth and forward-looking indicators of default risk inferred from equity markets, two variables that together…

Ryan Niladri Banerjee

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Giulio Cornelli

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BIS Working Paper No 887 22 Sep 2020

Fintech and big tech credit: a new database

Fintech and big tech platforms have expanded their lending around the world. We estimate that the flow of these new forms of…

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Leonardo Gambacorta

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Raghavendra Rau

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BIS Working Paper No 880 24 Aug 2020

Rise of the central bank digital currencies: drivers, approaches and technologies

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are receiving more attention than ever before. Yet the motivations for issuance vary…

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BIS Bulletin No 25 26 Jun 2020

Investors' risk attitudes in the pandemic and the stock market: new evidence based on internet searches

The sharp drop and subsequent rebound in global stock markets in the current pandemic focuses attention on changes in investors…

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Giulio Cornelli

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Leonardo Gambacorta

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BIS Bulletin No 3 3 Apr 2020

Covid-19, cash, and the future of payments

The Covid-19 pandemic has fanned public concerns that the coronavirus could be transmitted by cash. Scientific evidence…

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Giulio Cornelli

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All external publications (17)

External publication 1 Aug 2023

Do macroprudential policies affect non-bank financial intermediation?

Leonardo Gambacorta

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Stijn Claessens

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Francesco Manaresi

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Giulio Cornelli

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External publication 24 Apr 2023

Regulatory sandboxes and fintech funding: Evidence from the UK

Leonardo Gambacorta

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Sebastian Doerr

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Giulio Cornelli

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Ouarda Merrouche

External publication 1 Mar 2023

Fintech and big tech credit: drivers of the growth of digital lending

Leonardo Gambacorta

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Giulio Cornelli

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Raghavendra Rau

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External publication 1 Jul 2022

Big data in Asian central banks

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Leonardo Gambacorta

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Sebastian Doerr

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Giulio Cornelli

External publication 1 Mar 2022

How do Asian central banks use big data? Insights from an Irving Fisher Committee survey

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Leonardo Gambacorta

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Sebastian Doerr

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Giulio Cornelli

External publication 31 Dec 2021

Big data in Asian central banks

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Leonardo Gambacorta

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Sebastian Doerr

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Giulio Cornelli

External publication 1 Mar 2021

Fintech and big tech credit: what explains the rise of digital lending?

Leonardo Gambacorta

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Giulio Cornelli

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Raghavendra Rau

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External publication 2 Oct 2019

SME finance in Asia: recent innovations in fintech credit, trade finance, and beyond

Leonardo Gambacorta

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Giulio Cornelli

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Vukile Davidson

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All podcasts (3)

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Podcast 11 Dec 2023

What might artificial intelligence mean for inequality?

Artificial intelligence is on everyone's minds these days. Many are predicting a period of upheaval ahead, while others believe…

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Giulio Cornelli

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Podcast 13 Apr 2023

Crypto shocks and retail losses

How did the 2022 turmoil in the crypto market affect small, retail investors compared with large or insider investors? Was…

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Giulio Cornelli

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Podcast 10 Nov 2020

The Bank of Amsterdam and its lessons for the governance of money

Jon Frost and Giulio Cornelli tell the story of the Bank of Amsterdam, an 18th century deposit bank, and its lessons for the…

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Giulio Cornelli

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