Open Review of Management, Banking and Finance

«They say things are happening at the border, but nobody knows which border» (Mark Strand)

International banking regulation: from failures to incremental reforms. and back?

by Matteo Ortino* ABSTRACT: This study attempts to explain the resilience of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and its standards, particularly in the aftermath of the crisis. Some possible … Continue reading

08/11/2021

From remote to smart working during the COVID-19 era, and after. First evidences from Italy

by Pamela Palmi – Marco Pichierri – M. Irene Prete Abstract: Despite the increasing attention to remote working – i.e., the possibility for employees to work outside their main office … Continue reading

21/08/2020

New economic challenges for managing disease prevention and monitoring

by Pablo Collazzo – Mauro Romanelli – Paola Briganti – Paolino Fierro – Davide de Gennaro Abstract: Managing disease prevention and monitoring its progression benefits professionals facing the challenge of … Continue reading

08/09/2017

Being a banking director: regulatory difficulties between sanctions and interlocking directorates

by Valerio Lemma and Susan Clements Abstract: This paper analyzes the possibilities of an adverse selection perspective in the market of banking managers due to both the restatement of sanctions and … Continue reading

20/10/2016

How motivation brings to healthy organizations: methods and incentives to increase satisfaction, efficiency and productivity

by Angela Domenica Frusciante, Mohammed Elshendy and Nunzio Casalino Abstract: Motivation is a process consistent of several factors that make employees continually interested and committed in their job: it is done … Continue reading

18/05/2015

The voice of stakeholders in large corporations under the Italian legislation of the last 10 years.

by Raffaele Lener Abstract: Following the reform of 2003, the Italian company law system is very open and flexible and is one of the most modern in Europe. Indeed, the … Continue reading

13/05/2015