What will be the bank of the future and what will be the prevailing business models?
The BifeLab designs bank success strategies in a changing scenario. The environment in which they operate is under pressure from several fronts: banking risk regulation based on strict and stringent rules, advanced information technologies, governance that is increasingly attentive to the needs of stakeholders and to the protection of the environment, social interests and gender diversity.
The team of researchers examines how the changes taking place are changing the work of banks and how they can respond by repositioning their business.
Pubblications
Compliance function in Italian banks: organizational issues
Cite: Giuliana Birindelli, Paola Ferretti (2013), “Compliance function in Italian banks: organizational issues”, Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance, Vol. 21 No. 3.
Anti-Money Laundering in Italian Bank
Cite: Giuliana Birindelli, Paola Ferretti, Maura La Torre (2014), “Anti-Money Laundering in Italian Banks”, British Journal of Economics, Management & Trade, Volume 4 [Issue 6 (June)].
Corporate Governance in Banking and Investor Protection
Cite: Giuliana Birindelli, Paola Ferretti (2018), Italian Banks’ Ownership, Governance and Performance: The Evolving Role of Foundations, in Belén Díaz Díaz, Samuel O. Idowu, Philip Molyneux, Corporate Governance in Banking and Investor Protection. From Theory to Practice, Springer International Publishing.
Stakeholder Engagement: Some Empirical Evidence from a Sample of European Banks
Cite: Giuliana Birindelli, Mariantonietta Intonti, Massimo Bilancia, Maura La Torre, Martina Malorni (2015), “Stakeholder Engagement: Some Empirical Evidence from a Sample of European Banks”, Research in Business and Management, Vol. 2, No. 2.
On the drivers of corporate social responsibility in banks: evidence from an ethical rating model
Cite: Birindelli Giuliana, Ferretti Paola, Intonti Mariantonietta, Iannuzzi Antonia Patrizia (2015), “On the drivers of corporate social responsibility in banks: evidence from an ethical rating model”, Journal of Management & Governance, Vol. 19, No. 2, (DOI) 10.1007/s10997-013-9262-9
Bank-specific determinants of profitability: some evidence from Europe
Cite: Birindelli Giuliana, Ferretti Paola (2015), “Bank-specific determinants of profitability: some evidence from Europe”, Journal of Applied Economic Sciences, Volume X, Issue1 (31) Spring
