Ignazio Angeloni
Ignazio Angeloni is a Senior Policy Fellow at the Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE and the Harvard Kennedy School. From 2014 to 2019, he was a member of the supervisory board of the European Central Bank (ECB); in 2012-2013, as ECB´s Head of Financial Stability, he coordinated the preparations for establishing the single supervisory mechanism.
In his earlier career, he held positions at the Bank of Italy and Italy’s Ministry of Finance. Angeloni holds a degree from Bocconi University and a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania; he has published books and articles in leading academic journals.
SAFE publications
Policy Publications
BaFin’s reform is a first step to redraw Europe’s financial landscape
SAFE Finance Blog, April 2021
Sailing out of the Covid crisis with the ECB’s compass
SAFE Finance Blog, March 2021
A European banking charter can make the banking union work
SAFE Finance Blog, December 2020
The ECB strategy review – walking a narrow path
SAFE Finance Blog, December 2020
Some unwanted consequences of a digital euro
SAFE Finance Blog, December 2020
Joe Biden’s multiple economic challenges
SAFE Finance Blog, November 2020
Wirecard scandal raises need for common EU market rules
SAFE Finance Blog, July 2020
The German court ruling may strengthen the ECB policies,
SAFE Finance Blog, May 2020
European bank regulators are not yet doing what it takes ,
SAFE Finance Blog, April 2020
Should votes in the ECB Governing Council be disclosed?,
SAFE Finance Blog, 2020
Time to address the shortcomings of the banking union,
Policy Letter, 2020
Last-mile hurdles in the reform of the ESM,
SAFE Finance Blog, 2019
SAFE Research
Monetary Policy and Risk Taking, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, 2015
Input-Output-Based Measures of Systemic Importance, Quantitative Finance, 2015
Exit Strategies, European Economic Review, 2014