Valerio NISPI LANDI

Curriculum Vitae – Autumn 2014
Family name: Nispi Landi
Given name: Valerio
Gender: male
Date of Birth: 06/07/1988
Citizenship: Italian
Email address: [email protected]
Qualifications
Sep. 2012-present
Bocconi University, Milan, Italy
PhD Student in Economics
Sep. 2010- July 2012
LUISS University, Rome, Italy
Master Degree in Economics and Finance, “Financial Economics”
Final weighted‐average: 29.41/30
Thesis: “Fiscal Multipliers in a Liquidity Trap”
Supervisor: Pierpaolo Benigno
Final grade 110/110 Magna cum Laude
Sep. 2007‐ Oct. 2010
LUISS University, Rome, Italy
Bachelor Degree in Economics, Financial Markets and Intermediaries
Final weighted‐average: 29.07/30
Thesis: “Fiscal Stimulus Effectiveness”
Supervisor: Salvatore Nisticò
Final Grade: 110/110 cum Laude
Sep. 2002‐ July 2007
Luciano Manara, Classical Lyceum, Rome, Italy
Final grade: 96/100
Awards and Scholarships
Sep. 2014
Bank of Italy, 1st ranked in the national public selection among the selected of
the Bonaldo Stringher grant and hired as expert official at the Research
Department of Economic Outlook and Monetary Policy
June 2014-Sep. 2014
Bank of Italy, Research scholarship
Sep. 2013-Sep. 2016
Bocconi University, PhD scholarship
Dec. 2012
Bank of Italy, assessed as “extraordinarily worthy” among the candidates to
the Bonaldo Stringher grant
Sept 2011-Jan. 2012
Erasmus scholarship
Work Experience
Feb. 2014‐present
Mar. 2013‐present
Bocconi University
Tutor for the “Microeconomics II course”, Prof. Matthias Messner and Prof.
Nicola Pavoni
Il Mulino Publisher
Web tutor for the book “Macroeconomia: Una prospettiva Europea”, by O.
Blanchard, A. Amighini and F. Giavazzi
June 2014-Oct. 2014
Bank of Italy, Internship at the Research Department of Economic Outlook and
Monetary Policy
Project: “An Estimated DSGE Model for Italy”
Supervisor: Andrea Gerali
Sep. 2013-Jan. 2014
Bocconi University
Teaching Assistant for the Monetary Economics course , Prof. Franco Bruni
June 2010‐ July 2010
Italy’s Ministry of Economy and Finance, Internship at the Department of the
Treasury
Project: “Effectiveness of Public Expenditure in a Crisis Context”
Supervisor: Libero Monteforte
Studies abroad
Sep. 2011‐Jan. 2012
Universidad Pontificia Comillas, Madrid, Spain
Erasmus Programme
Research Interests
Labor Market, New Keynesian Economics, Fiscal and Monetary Policy
Language Skills
English C1
Spanish C1
IT Skills
MSOffice (Word, Excel, Power Point): excellent
MATLAB: good
Dynare: good
Lyx: good
R: basic
Other Activities
Jan. 2013
Feb. 2007
GRE Quantitative Reasoning (164/170)
Car licence (patente B)

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