2024-03-29T14:19:36Z
http://amsacta.unibo.it/cgi/oai2
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:624
2013-10-23T10:25:45Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/624/
Rational destabilising speculation and the riding of bubbles
Andergassen, Rainer
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
We present a model where it can be optimal for rational informed speculators/arbitragers to ride the bubble instead of using their information for stabilising purposes. This result stems from the interaction of speculators with behavioural traders. These latter in each period of time either discover the true fundamental value of the asset, or use a positive feedback strategy. We study the equilibrium strategy profiles of speculators in the case of short and long horizons and derive the resulting average expected excess deviation of the asset price. Further we consider the possibility of market manipulation and its consequences on the market efficiency.
2003
Monografia
NonPeerReviewed
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/624/1/475.pdf
Andergassen, Rainer (2003) Rational destabilising speculation and the riding of bubbles. DOI 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/624 <https://doi.org/10.6092/unibo%2Famsacta%2F624>.
http://www.dse.unibo.it/wp/475.pdf
475
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/624
475
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:2486
2011-05-16T12:08:42Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2486/
Lo sviluppo e la crescita delle PMI in Italia: apertura del capitale di rischio e servizi di corporate banking
Caruso, Annalisa
Palmucci, Fabrizio
Zambelli, Simona
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
L’obiettivo principale del presente lavoro è studiare le determinanti della domanda dei servizi di corporate banking da parte delle imprese italiane di piccole e medie dimensioni (PMI), analizzando in particolare la loro propensione all’utilizzo degli strumenti di finanziamento alternativi al debito bancario. La letteratura finanziaria si è spesso concentrata sul lato dell’offerta dei servizi di corporate banking, mentre scarsa attenzione è stata rivolta al lato della domanda di tali servizi da parte delle PMI, soprattutto per quanto riguarda i servizi più innovativi di corporate banking. Il presente lavoro si propone pertanto l’obiettivo di colmare il suddetto gap, valutando all’interno dei servizi per le imprese offerti dagli intermediari finanziari (bancari e non) quali sono le principali fonti di finanziamento generalmente utilizzate dalle imprese italiane, con particolare riferimento alle imprese di piccole-medie dimensioni.
Associazione Italiana di Economia Aziendale
2006-09-02
Documento relativo ad un convegno o altro evento
PeerReviewed
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2486/1/ROMAIDEA_06_Caruso-Palmucci-Zambelli.pdf
Caruso, Annalisa ; Palmucci, Fabrizio ; Zambelli, Simona (2006) Lo sviluppo e la crescita delle PMI in Italia: apertura del capitale di rischio e servizi di corporate banking. In: Finanza e Industria in Italia ROMAIDEA06, 28-29 settembre 2006, Roma, Università di Roma "La Sapienza".
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2486
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:2591
2011-05-16T12:10:33Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2591/
An empirical investigation of the Italian stock market based on the augmented Fama and French three-factor pricing model
Brighi, Paola
D'Addona, Stefano
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
Abstract:
The aim of this paper is to identify the pricing factor structure of Italian equity returns. The Italian Stock Market is characterized mainly by small quoted firms. Small stocks have higher beta but beta differences are not enough to explain returns differences. We investigate how these differences can be explained by other factors like size, value and momentum. A two step empirical analysis is provided where first we estimate an unrestricted multi-factor model to test if there is any evidence of mispecification. Secondly, we estimate the restricted model, with pricing errors equal to zero, through the Generalized Methods of Moments (GMM). In accordance with the main literature (see e.g. Fama and French 1992, 1993) we find that the size premium for stocks is confirmed for a domestic Italian investor. On the contrary the value premium is statistically weakly different from zero. Finally, augmenting the model with a momentum factor does not improve its performance.
Diapason
2008
Monografia
NonPeerReviewed
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2591/1/2_2008_Brighi_D_Addona.pdf
Brighi, Paola ; D'Addona, Stefano (2008) An empirical investigation of the Italian stock market based on the augmented Fama and French three-factor pricing model. Rimini: Diapason, p. 27. DOI 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2591 <https://doi.org/10.6092/unibo%2Famsacta%2F2591>. In: Note e ricerche
2/2008
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2591
2/2008
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:2592
2011-05-16T12:10:34Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2592/
Risk sharing and the banking channel: an empirical note about regional interest rates in Italy
Brighi, Paola
Scorcu , Antonello
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
Abstract: In the last decade, Italy has experienced a convergence of regional nominal interest rates on current accounts and short-term credit, whereas the convergence of real rates has been much weaker. In a risk-sharing perspective, however, these outcomes allow for a high degree of neutralization of idiosyncratic shocks on regional consumption.
Diapason
2008
Monografia
NonPeerReviewed
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2592/1/3_2008_Brighi_Scorcu.pdf
Brighi, Paola ; Scorcu , Antonello (2008) Risk sharing and the banking channel: an empirical note about regional interest rates in Italy. Rimini: Diapason, p. 23. DOI 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2592 <https://doi.org/10.6092/unibo%2Famsacta%2F2592>. In: Note e ricerche
3/2008
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2592
3/2008
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:2593
2011-05-16T12:10:35Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2593/
Capitale informato: investimenti e R&S in Italia
Brighi, Paola
Torluccio, Giuseppe
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
The aim of the paper is to identify the different role of the financial funds of R&D investments in
the Italian firms. The dataset used for this study is the Survey of Italian Firms conducted by the
SME Observatory run by the Capitalia Research Division. R&D is defined as a creative activity
implemented to improve knoweledge and its use in new applications. Given its intrisic
characteristics, R&D is usually characterizedby high information opacity that choerently with the
theory of asymmetric information implies more difficulties in finding external financial funds. The
greater riskiness on R&D projects could imply banks to some forms of credit rationing. Signalling
mechanisms like as self-financing could, however, to correct this market imperfection. In this study
we propose a self-selection model in wich the internal (i.e. informed) capital is the way by which
the firms signal to the external borrowers the quality of their investment project. The aim of the
research is to investigate the determinants of R&D investments financial funds. Moreover, we focus
our attention on the estimate of the internal capital compared to the other financial funds.
JEL Classification: D82, G21, G32, E51.
Diapason
2008
Monografia
NonPeerReviewed
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2593/1/4_2008_Brighi_Torluccio.pdf
Brighi, Paola ; Torluccio, Giuseppe (2008) Capitale informato: investimenti e R&S in Italia. Rimini: Diapason, p. 22. DOI 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2593 <https://doi.org/10.6092/unibo%2Famsacta%2F2593>. In: Note e ricerche
4/2008
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2593
4/2008
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:2594
2011-05-16T12:10:37Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2594/
Evidence on Funding Decisions by Italian SMEs: A Self-Selection Model?
Brighi, Paola
Torluccio, Giuseppe
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
This paper sets out to analyse the determinants of Italian SMEs’ choices of
sources of finance, with specific reference to the role of informed (internal)
capital compared to other forms of finance. In this work, we aim to identify
the determinants of the mix of sources of finance using data from the
Survey of Italian Firms conducted by Capitalia, bearing in mind the
structural characteristics of the firms and the banking market, and the
problems of the information asymmetry between the bank and the firm.
Although the financial hierarchy theory suggests that firms prefer selffinancing,
because it is less expensive in economic terms, relationships with
local banks may offer advantages which encourage firms to enter into debt
contracts even in the absence of binding internal constraints. The empirical
study focused in particular on the role of self-financing as an alternative to
external sources. In order to measure the decision to use self-financing and
the subsequent composition of the financing mix, we used different
techniques, first independent models and then a self-selection model. The
first results, in line with the pecking order theory, confirm an approach
comprising an initial check on the availability of internal resources,
followed if by the use of external capital, including bank debt.
JEL classification: D21; G21; L15
Diapason
2008-02-01
Monografia
NonPeerReviewed
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2594/1/5_2008_Brighi_Torluccio.pdf
Brighi, Paola ; Torluccio, Giuseppe (2008) Evidence on Funding Decisions by Italian SMEs: A Self-Selection Model? Rimini: Diapason, p. 25. DOI 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2594 <https://doi.org/10.6092/unibo%2Famsacta%2F2594>. In: Note e ricerche
5/2008
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2594
5/2008
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:2599
2011-05-16T12:10:48Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2599/
Evoluzione strutturale e reddituale del sistema bancario locale: dieci anni di indicatori di bilancio a confronto (1997-2007)
Brighi, Paola
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
Il modello di banca universale che si era venuto ad affermare alla fine del processo di
consolidamento degli anni ’90 sta per essere inesorabilmente modificato a causa della recente crisi finanziaria. Le
ragioni che hanno motivato in passato l’affermarsi del modello della grande banca che operava sul mercato
finanziario a “360 gradi” sono in parte le stesse che ne hanno decretato la sua crisi. La rivoluzione delle
tecnologie della comunicazione e dell’informazione, hanno favorito l’innovazione finanziaria, la
standardizzazione di molti strumenti finanziari, la riduzione dei costi di relazione con la clientela che hanno
incoraggiato la competizione e il passaggio dal cosiddetto modello originate to hold a quello to distribute. La presenza
sul nostro territorio di molte banche locali, le cui strategie di business sono tipicamente relationship lending
piuttosto che transation lending, rappresentano allo stato attuale della crisi una leva sulla base della quale rilanciare
lo sviluppo della nostra economia. JEL classification: G21; L16; M41
Asterisco
2009
Monografia
NonPeerReviewed
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/2599/1/2_2009_Brighi_A4.pdf
Brighi, Paola (2009) Evoluzione strutturale e reddituale del sistema bancario locale: dieci anni di indicatori di bilancio a confronto (1997-2007). Bologna: Asterisco, p. 73. DOI 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2599 <https://doi.org/10.6092/unibo%2Famsacta%2F2599>. In: Note e ricerche
2/2009
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2599
2/2009
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:4429
2016-01-08T07:43:40Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/4429/
Defining Government Performance
Expectations: Insights from the US and UK
Financial Bailout Proposals.
Performance in the Public Sector
Scorsone, Eric
Zambelli, Simona
IUS/05 Diritto dell'economia
SECS-P/07 Economia aziendale
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
The economic and financial crisis of 2008 has raised some particularly challenging issues regarding assessing the performance of proposed financial institution bailout solutions. The need for quick action to avoid financial disaster often precluded a full airing of the possible advantages and disadvantages associated with the accountability and performance indicator mechanisms put in place. Now, a vigorous debate is occurring over performance indicators related to the effectiveness, efficiency and equity aspects of the solutions that have been implemented both in the U.S. and Europe. The United States major bailout proposal was the Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP) overseen by the Office of Financial Stability in the US Department of Treasury which has taken major ownership positions in US banks.
The British bailout plan called the Bank Recapitalisation Scheme (BRS) is being directed by HM Treasury and the United Kingdom Financial institutions, Corp. which has also taken equity positions in major UK banks. These similarities and differences form the backdrop for the empirical case studies. The particular nature of these government programs make them ideal candidates for an extreme type case analysis in the characterizing the fight over defining performance. Not surprisingly, a host of academics, private financial institutions, government agencies and even intergovernmental governing bodies such as the IMF are airing their respective performance definitions. The competition between these bodies will serve as the empirical basis for assessing the arguments and motivations over how to define performance in the context of the bank bailouts. These case studies will be analyzed in the performance regime and competing values conceptual frameworks as initially brought together in Talbot (2008).
. The performance regime frame will help assess the institutional forces who are attempting to exert influence over indicators. The competing values frame advances the notion that there are four major types of models by which social relationships are constructed and the form through the regime influences impact indicators and performance definitions. The major new contribution presented here will be in using these case studies to define the types of variables and factors that drive different types of private and public agents in constructing the definition of performance as well as advancing this combination of the performance regime and competing values framework. It is felt that these financial bailouts provide a rich set of data upon which new insights and the advancement of knowledge can be constructed. The United States and United Kingdom models represent important cases where large scale financial bailouts have occurred in two countries that have similar business cultures and yet there remain important differences in their approaches.
2009-01-01
Monografia
PeerReviewed
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/4429/4/Scorsone_Zambelli_%282009%29.pdf
Scorsone, Eric ; Zambelli, Simona (2009) Defining Government Performance Expectations: Insights from the US and UK Financial Bailout Proposals. Performance in the Public Sector. DOI 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/4429 <https://doi.org/10.6092/unibo%2Famsacta%2F4429>.
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/4429
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:4430
2016-03-01T13:28:42Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/4430/
The Cost Efficiency of Water Utilities: When Does Public Ownership Matter?
Duygun , Meryem
Tortosa-Ausina , Emili
Pazzi, Silvia
Zambelli, Simona
SECS-P/09 Finanza aziendale
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
SPS/04 Scienza politica
This study explores the impact of different ownership types on the efficiency of the provision of
water utilities. Theories and evidence have shown a puzzling relationship between ownership and
performance. Moreover, relatively recent contributions (Andrews et al., 2011) have argued that this
relationship can be further convoluted by the effect of organisational and environmental variables.
The current study aims to contribute to this literature by providing some empirical evidence for
Italy, by proposing a methodology that combines nonparametric efficiency estimation and cluster
analysis. Our main findings indicate that privately owned utilities indirectly controlled by a public
organisation reach the highest level of efficiency but, when size and geographical location enter the
analysis, ownership has a stronger significant effect on efficiency, and mixed utilities gain higher
cost efficiency. Therefore, we may conclude that administrative reforms about privatisation and the
institutional setting should consider a set of variables that characterise each individual organisation.
2015-10-14
Articolo
PeerReviewed
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/4430/1/Paper_submitted_9_oct2015_AMS_ACTA.pdf
Duygun , Meryem ; Tortosa-Ausina , Emili ; Pazzi, Silvia ; Zambelli, Simona (2015) The Cost Efficiency of Water Utilities: When Does Public Ownership Matter?
http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2600888
10.2139/ssrn.2600888
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:4431
2016-01-08T16:55:01Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/4431/
Due Diligence and Investee Performance
Cumming, Douglas
Zambelli, Simona
SECS-P/09 Finanza aziendale
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
Our study provides new evidence on due diligence (DD) and its impact on investee performance.
We estimate the economic value of due diligence (DD) in the context of private equity (PE) by
investigating the relationship between DD and investee performance, while controlling for endogeneity.
With the adoption of a novel and unique dataset, we find evidence highly consistent with the view that a
thorough DD is associated with improved future investee performance. We also distinguish the role of
different types of DD and show that the DD carried out internally by fund managers has a more
pronounced impact on performance. Instead, the DD mainly performed by external agents, such as
consultants, lawyers and accountants, gives rise to puzzling results and imperfect matching, highlighting
the existence of apparent agency problems.
2015-12-08
Articolo
PeerReviewed
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/4431/1/SSRN-id2236182.pdf
Cumming, Douglas ; Zambelli, Simona (2015) Due Diligence and Investee Performance.
http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2236182
10.2139/ssrn.2236182
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:5801
2019-07-17T10:01:56Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/5801/
PERCEIVE project - Deliverable D2.3 "Report on the construction of the CIEI* indicator. Qualitative report with main findings from the survey and discussion of comparative results from the application of the indicator of perception in the different case study regions"
Royuela, Vicente
SECS-P/07 Economia aziendale
SECS-P/08 Economia e gestione delle imprese
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
SPS/04 Scienza politica
SPS/11 Sociologia dei fenomeni politici
The main aim of the deliverable is the construction of a synthetic indicator of EU citizens’ identification for the survey conducted within the PERCEIVE project. Clearly, a first question is why we need such a synthetic indicator when we ask individuals directly about their identification with Europe? The easy answer to this question is related with the complexity of the concept and how and if we approximate it correctly with a simple question in a survey.
In order to capture the concept of European identity, individuals are usually asked if they feel Europeans in their everyday life, if they feel close to the European Union project, or if they are happy to be Europeans. Alternative questions propose the use of inverted scales, for example if they feel that Europe is worthless. In that regard, Mendez and Bachtler (2017) identify a list of questions on European identity, grouped into five categories:
- Geographical belonging: Usually captured by the answer to a question such as “To which of these geographical groups would you say you belong first of all? And the next?” Once considering the locality or town where the respondent live, the region or country or Europe, if respondents answer Europe in first or second place one can think on some sort of European feel of belonging.
- Thinking of self as European: the basic question is if the respondent think of him/herself as a citizen of Europe often, sometimes or never. Other alternatives include a comparison with national identity, such as “Do you ever think of yourself as not only (nationality), but also European?” Clearly, a cognitive aspect is involved in this type of question.
- Attachment to Europe/EU: attachment is used as a synonym of being close or emotionally close to Europe. This is an emotionally measure of identity.
- National versus European: in addition to the national/European comparison, a prospective demand is proposed: “In the near future do you see yourself as (nationality) only, (nationality) and European, European and (nationality), European only?” The requested evaluation proposes a look for the future.
- Proud to be European: another type of emotional evaluation is the request on the satisfaction or gratification linked with being proud of being European: “And would you say you are very proud, fairly proud, not very proud, not at all proud to be European?”
2018-02-18
Monografia
NonPeerReviewed
text
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/5801/1/Deliverable_2_3_composite_index_Eu_Identity.pdf
Royuela, Vicente (2018) PERCEIVE project - Deliverable D2.3 "Report on the construction of the CIEI* indicator. Qualitative report with main findings from the survey and discussion of comparative results from the application of the indicator of perception in the different case study regions". p. 52. DOI 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/5801 <https://doi.org/10.6092/unibo%2Famsacta%2F5801>.
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/5801
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:6695
2021-05-20T08:50:32Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/6695/
Impact Investing: an Overview
Pinelli, Maria
Torluccio, Giuseppe
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
SH1 - Individuals, Institutions and Markets: Economics, finance and management
Impact Investing is a very promising phenomenon which is gaining always more popularity and importance, drawing the attention of both academics and practitioners. This practice was crucial in the recovery process after the 2008 financial crisis, and it has all the potential to be considered as a critical element to respond to the emergency situation generated by Covid-19 pandemic.
However, since a lot of organisations and investors are now approaching the industry, this risks to incur the “impact washing” phenomenon. In order to avoid this threat, it is important to define the specific characteristics of impact investing, distinguishing it from other forms of sustainable finance, and this is the primary objective of this paper.
Subsequently, this work describes in detail the impact investing ecosystem, composed of supply-side, demand- side, intermediaries and the enabling environment, in order to provide a complete view of the phenomenon. Finally, the main challenges of impact investing are identified, in order to direct the attention of research to them, enabling the phenomenon not to lose its transformative potential.
2021-05-19
Preprint
NonPeerReviewed
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/6695/1/Impact%20Investing-an%20Overview.pdf
Pinelli, Maria ; Torluccio, Giuseppe (2021) Impact Investing: an Overview. [Preprint]
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/6695
oai:amsacta.unibo.it:6810
2022-02-02T16:06:01Z
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https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/6810/
Fondi islamici e Fondi Etici, Investitori Islamici e Investitori Etici
Palmucci, Fabrizio
Paudice, Federica
SECS-P/11 Economia degli intermediari finanziari
Il lavoro confronta i Fondi Etici con i Fondi Islamici, nelle performance e nei flussi. I flussi in relazione alle performance suggeriscono alcune considerazioni sugli investitori Etici e quelli Islamici.
I principali risultati sono i seguenti:
I fondi islamici mostrano performance superiori (seppure negative), gli ulteriori screening imposti sulla stock selection non impattano negativamente.
Gli investitori islamici sono più attenti alle performance dei loro fondi.
Gli investitori etici tendono a premiare significativamente i fondi che performano positivamente e non puniscono in maniera significativa quelli che performano negativamente. Gli investitori islamici, viceversa, disinvestono dai fondi che performano negativamente e premiano in misura inferiore i fondi che performano positivamente.
2021-12-24
Monografia
NonPeerReviewed
text
it
studio_ricerca
https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/6810/1/Contributo%20Paudice%20Palmucci.pdf
Palmucci, Fabrizio ; Paudice, Federica (2021) Fondi islamici e Fondi Etici, Investitori Islamici e Investitori Etici. Bologna: DOI 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/6810 <https://doi.org/10.6092/unibo%2Famsacta%2F6810>.
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/6810