Professor Leone Leonida
Professor of Finance and Economics
Research interests
- Banking & Finance
Contact details
Biography
Leone Leonida holds MSc Economics and a PhD in Economics from University of York (2005) and a PhD in Financial Economics from University of Naples (2001). His research interest lies in studying the extent to which the predictive ability of the Early Warning Systems in forecasting systemic banking crisis is improved by variables capturing the concentration level in the banking sector, its securitization activity and mechanisms of systemic contagion.
He is also studying the relationship between corporate investment and the firm’s capital structure, and developing semiparametric techniques describing the evolution of the wages and the per capita income distribution across the world and EU economies.
Leone's research has been published in outlets such as, among others, The Journal of Banking and Finance, The Journal of Applied Econometrics, The Global Strategy Journal, Economics Letters, The Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, The European Journal of Political Economy, and Empirical Economics. He has refereed for 30 different journals in economics and finance.
Research
Data Analytics for Finance and Macro
Forecasting trends is more important now than it has ever been. Our quantitative financial and macroeconomic research helps central banks and statistical agencies better understand their markets.
Events
Postgraduate Finance - Information Session
Join our information session delving into our many Finance MSc's here at King's Business School.
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Research
Data Analytics for Finance and Macro
Forecasting trends is more important now than it has ever been. Our quantitative financial and macroeconomic research helps central banks and statistical agencies better understand their markets.
Events
Postgraduate Finance - Information Session
Join our information session delving into our many Finance MSc's here at King's Business School.
Please note: this event has passed.