Matteo Maggiori

The Moghadam Family Professor of Finance
Senior Fellow, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research
BP Faculty Fellow in Global Management for 2024-2025
Academic Area:
Finance
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Matteo Maggiori

Bio

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Awards and Honors

  • Prize for Money and Macroeconomics, Banque de France and Toulouse School of Economics, 2024
  • Bernacer Prize, Observatorio del Banco Central Europeo, 2022
  • Fellowship, Andrew Carnegie Corporation, 2022
  • Fischer Black Prize, American Finance Association, 2021
  • Carlo Alberto Medal, Collegio Carlo Alberto, 2019
  • Fellowship, Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 2019
  • CAREER grant, National Science Foundation, 2017
  • Review of Economic Studies May Meetings (European Tour), 2012
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Professional Experience

  • Trader of foreign exchange and interest rates, JP Morgan, London and New York. Summer Intern, Debt and Capital Markets, Jun-Sep 2003, 2005–07

Degree Courses

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Insights by Stanford Business

“Geoeconomics” Explains How Countries Flex Their Financial Muscles
March 15, 2024
Competition between the U.S. and China brings new relevance to the study of international economic power.
12 of Our Favorite Research Stories of 2023
December 05, 2023
New ideas never go out of season.
8 of Our Favorite Videos of 2023
December 05, 2023
Watch and learn about currency, algorithms, and reputation management.
Quick Study: China’s Plan to Challenge the Dollar
May 12, 2023
What Beijing must do to achieve its ambitious monetary goals
What Are Finance Experts Keeping an Eye On?
May 01, 2023
From VC and ESG to China and crypto — the topics and trends that professors are watching most closely.
A Dozen of Our Favorite Research Stories of 2022
December 12, 2022
A sampling of the big ideas and timely research produced by Stanford GSB faculty this year.
Inside China’s Long March Toward Challenging the Dollar
August 09, 2022
As Beijing cautiously opens its bond markets to foreign investors, it must balance its desire for global influence with the risk of capital flight.
The Double-Edged Sword of Seeking Safety in Dollars
January 11, 2022
In times of crisis, global investors embrace the stability of U.S. currency and bonds. Yet that may expose them to future risks.
A Unique Look at Investors’ Surprising Reactions to the COVID Crash
June 01, 2021
When the market tanked in early 2020, investors grew intensely pessimistic but were slow to dump their stocks.
Stanford GSB Scholars Weigh in on Stimulus Package and a Post-COVID-19 Economy
May 07, 2020
In this panel, professors agreed that something needed to be done, fast, to help the economic fallout, but disagreed on federal government’s strategy.
Tax Havens Mask Global Risk Exposures
May 04, 2020
Corporations raise vast sums of money through subsidiaries in tax havens. A new study unravels big surprises in global imbalances.
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School News

Matteo Maggiori Wins Bernácer Prize
August 04, 2022
Professor of finance recognized for “influential research”
Matteo Maggiori Named a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow
April 29, 2022
The award will fund research on China’s currency strategy.
Matteo Maggiori Wins 2021 Fischer Black Prize
December 04, 2020
This biennial award recognizes outstanding contributions from a financial economist under age 40.