I am Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics and Business at Colorado College after completing my PhD in Finance at Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business.

I conduct research in the areas of Banking and Financial Intermediation, Corporate Finance, Capital Regulation, Macroprudential Policy and Systemic Risk. My current work is focused on the role of Contingent Convertible Capital Instruments (CoCos) in the regulatory capital stack of global financial institutions, their effects on managerial incentives, their implications on bank equity returns, their value as macroprudential policy tool.

Before earning my PhD from Baruch College, I received a Masters in International Affairs (International Finance and Economic Policy concentration) and Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Columbia University, and a Laurea in Communication Sciences from the University of Bologna.

Contact Information

Andrea Golfari
Visiting Assistant Professor
Department of Economics & Business
Palmer Hall, 101C

COLORADO COLLEGE
14 E. Cache La Poudre St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
United States