Matteo Benetton 
Assistant Professor | Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA, UNITED STATES
Areas of Expertise (6)
Regulation in Lending Markets
Competition in Lending Markets
Household Finance
Mortgage Product Design
Housing Market
Mortgage Markets
About
Matteo Benetton is an assistant professor in the Finance Group at Berkeley Haas. His work centers on the intersection between competition in the lending market, mortgage product design, and regulation.
Education (4)
London School of Economics: PhD, Economics
London School of Economics: Master of Research, Economics
Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies: MS, Economics
University of Pisa: BS, Economics
Links (1)
Honors & Awards (4)
EARIE Paul Geroski Prize for the most significant policy contribution
August 2017
First CEPR-TFI Household Finance Best Student Paper Award
May 2017
Becker-Friedman Institute Macro-Financial Modelling Dissertation Fellowship
2016
LSE Student Union Teaching Excellence Award
Top 1% in student feedback 2014
Positions Held (1)
At Haas since 2018
2018 - present: Assistant Professor, Haas School of Business
Media Appearances (2)
All The New Professors At The Leading Business Schools
Poets and Quants online
2018-12-19
This year Berkeley Haas welcomed new assistant professors Anastassia Fedyk, Matteo Benetton, and Giovanni Compiani.
At the age of 29, an Italian researcher becomes a professor at Berkeley, the California University
Corriere Quotidiano (Italian link) online
2018-08-16
Matteo Benetton will join Berkeley Haas as an assistant professor. He has a PhD from LSE.
Selected Papers & Publications (3)
Leverage Regulation and Market Structure: A Structural Model of the UK Mortgage Market
Working PaperMatteo Benetton
2018
Competition and the Pass-Through of Unconventional Monetary Policy: Evidence from TLTROs
Working paperMatteo Benetton & Davide Fantino
2018 A previous version appeared as Bank of Italy Working Paper No. 1187.
The Role of Prepayment Penalties in Mortgage Loans
Journal of Banking and FinanceMatteo Benetton, Andrea Beltratti, Alessandro Gavazza
September 2017
Teaching (1)
Finance
UGBA-103: Introduction to Finance
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