Stefano Lovo
Stefano LovoStefano Lovo's research focuses on information economics and its applications to financial markets and corporate finance. He has worked on various topics such as asymmetry of information among market-makers, inter-corporate asset sales, repeated games, market herd behavior, multi-unit auctions. His work is published or is in academic journals such as Econometrica, The Review of Economic Studies, Review of Financial Studies, among others.
Last Articles
Price Signals Cut the Carbon Footprint of Lunch
Tracking 140,000 meals, a field experiment found that carbon-linked prices changed food choices far more than labels or a weekly red-meat restriction.
AI Trading Algorithms Can Make Markets Less Competitive
AI-driven trading can blunt competition and even lift prices in financial markets.
How Investment Capital Could Induce Polluting Companies to Change for Good
To cut emissions, ESG funds must engage polluters, not just exclude them, according to new findings on responsible finance by HEC Paris Professors Stefano Lovo and Augustin Landier.