

Nicola Limodio
Associate Professor of Finance, Bocconi University
Nicola Limodio is an Associate Professor of Finance at Bocconi University. His research focuses on the intersection between finance and development economics, with the main projects studying the role of financial institutions in emerging markets and understand their specific constraints and optimal regulation. He received his PhD in Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2017.
Recent work by Nicola Limodio
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Expanding mobile internet fueled a financial transition in Rwanda
Mobile connectivity improves access to land, enabling individuals to use land titles as collateral for bank credit and invest in construction.
Published 06.02.25
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Mobile money markets and financial inclusion in Africa
How did adopting platform "interoperability" - a policy that promotes transactions and competition across operators - impact mobile money users in Africa?
Published 07.02.24
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High-speed internet, financial technology and banking
High-speed internet enhances the role of banks in Africa by reducing telecommunication costs and fostering the banks’ adoption of new financial technologies, such as the real-time gross settlement (RTGS) payment system
Published 26.01.24
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Terrorism financing, recruitment, and attacks
Financial counterterrorism is under attack for being costly and ineffective, but a new study shows it can reduce terrorist attack casualties
Published 17.08.20