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Gino Favero

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Researcher
Department of Economics and Management
SSD: Mathematical Methods for Economy, Finance and Actuarial Sciences (STAT-04/A)

Contacts

E. gino.favero@unipr.it
T. +39 0521 032464
Office: Polo Kennedy - Plesso Centrale di Economia
Address: Via John Fitzgerald Kennedy 6, 43125 Parma

Prof. Gino Favero's office hours will take place as follows:

  • while first semester classes are given (in 2023, from September 16 to December 11), on Tuesdays, from 9.20 to 10.20 and from 12.10 to 14.10, and on Thursdays, from 9.20 to 10.20;
  • outside the first semester classes, on Wednesdays, from 10.30 to 12.30, with the possibility to agree via mail for an early (up to 9.15) or late (up to 15.30) meeting.

In exams period, or when institutional organs meetings are scheduled, or for other reasons, office days and hours may be modified: always check for notices on the teacher's and on the Department's websites.

 

About

Gino Favero is a full time tenured “ricercatore universitario” (“University Researcher“) in the scientific sector “Metodi e modelli matematici per l’Economia e per le scienze attuariali e finanziarie” (“Mathematical Methods and Models for Economics and Actuarial and Financial Sciences)”.

Curriculum Vitae

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Laurea and Dottorato in Mathematics.  Formerly post-doc in the Department of Mathematics in Padua University, and Researcher with grant and Assistant professor at Bocconi University.  Now tenured researcher at the Department of Economics in Parma University.

Teacher in several university courses for several graduation programmes: Economics, Sciences (Mathematics, Computer science, Chemistry), Engineering, Statistics.

Referee for several national and international journals.  Supervisor of several graduation theses (at both undergraduate and graduate level).  Co-organiser of two national congresses and several seminars.  Member of the Teaching Board of the PhD in Economics (XXV and XXVI cycles) and Economics and Social Sciences (XXVIII cycle) at Parma University.

Speaker in several seminars, many of which upon invitation.

Author or coauthor of more than 20 peer-reviewed publications on national and international journals, and many other non reviewed publications of several natures (research, teaching or popularisation).

Positions

Delegate of the Department of Economics and Management of Parma University as the responsible for incoming and visiting teachers from abroad.

Teaching

Research

Research areas

The main research topics deal with the Fundamental Theorems of Asset Pricing in market models with “proportional frictions” (sublinear price functionals) or low liquidity (“star-shaped” price functionals). Other more or less active topics involve Decision Theory (particularly “benchmark” representations), equivalence among separation theorems, analogies among models of different disciplines (Mathematical Finance, Decision Theory, Physics), and characterisations of models where “asymmetric” and “symmetric” hedging are equivalent.

Publications

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Public Engagement Initiatives

  • Ma cos'è la destra, cos'è la sinistra? Struttura cerebrale e orientamento politico (Aperitivi della Conoscenza)

    Perché sembra che i simpatizzanti di sinistra e di destra non riescano a parlarsi e a capirsi a vicenda? La ragione potrebbe stare nella struttura cerebrale, che si modifica costantemente con le scelte individuali e condiziona il modo di interagire con i simili (e con gli altri). Comprendere quanto diverso sia il funzionamento dei cervelli di innovatori e conservatori permette, se non di risolvere, almeno di esplorare le cause delle reciproche incomunicabilità.

    Date: 16/11/2022

  • La responsabilità del consenso: struttura cerebrale e orientamento politico

    Perché sembra che i simpatizzanti di “sinistra” e di “destra” non riescano a parlarsi e a capirsi a vicenda? La ragione potrebbe stare nella struttura cerebrale, che si modifica costantemente con le scelte individuali e condiziona il modo di interagire con i “simili” (e con gli “altri”). Comprendere quanto diverso sia il "funzionamento" dei cervelli di innovatori e conservatori permette, se non di risolvere, almeno di esplorare le cause delle reciproche incomunicabilità.

    Date: 22/02/2019