Matteo Gasparini

Doctoral Student

Gasparini

Biography

Matteo Gasparini is a DPhil (PhD) candidate at University of Oxford's Smith School of Enterprise and Environment (SSEE) and the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET). His research studies the Financial Economics of Climate Change and Sustainability focusing on the implications of climate change for firms’ valuations and financial regulation. He is also an External Advisor to McKinsey & Co and the World Bank Group and External Lecturer in Sustainable Finance at Skema Business School in Paris. Previously, he has been a visiting PhD Student at Harvard Business School and Associate at McKinsey & Co.

Recent Publications

Model-based financial regulations impair the transition to net-zero carbon emissions

Nature Climate Change 02 Apr 24
Our results indicate that this bias could be present in other model-based regulations, such as capit...

Economics of Sustainability Risk and Resilience
No. 2023-23 - Are financial markets pricing the net zero carbon transition? A reconsideration of the carbon premium

INET Working Paper 17 Nov 23
Previous research has highlighted a positive correlation between realised returns and carbon emissio...

Economics of Sustainability
No. 2023-11 - Are financial regulations impairing the transition to net zero?

INET Working Paper 30 Jun 23
Analyzing data and classifications from the European Banking Authority, we test whether existing fra...

Economics of Sustainability
Transparent climate alliances: principles for greater effectiveness and legitimacy

Paper 18 Jun 23
We recommend a set of practices and voluntary disclosures that we believe would help build trust and...

Economics of Sustainability
A re-evaluation of the financial risks of the net zero transition

Working Paper 19 May 23
We suggest that a wider range of scenarios and assumptions could help to better understand the uncer...

Economics of Sustainability
Toward a framework for assessing and using current climate risk scenarios within financial decisions

Paper 03 Apr 23
In response to the potential impact of climate change on financial stability, a suite of analytical ...

Economics of Sustainability Risk and Resilience Financial System Stability
The evolving academic field of climate finance

Working Paper 18 Feb 23
We explore the emerging field of climate finance, quantitatively and qualitatively. We discuss its r...

Economics of Sustainability
When climate collaboration is treated as an antitrust violation

Harvard Business Review 31 Oct 22
Carbon emissions transcend firms and borders—they are a massive, unpriced externality. Companies acr...

Economics of Sustainability

Related Themes

Inet Themes Sustainability
Economics of Sustainability

Programme Teams

Inet Teams Complexity
Complexity Economics
Inet Teams Sustainability
Economics of Sustainability (EoS)