Marco Arnone Email & Phone Number

Marco Arnone, M.Sc. Econ Warwick U. (UK) and a Ph.D. Econ Pavia U. (Italy), was visiting scholar at Stanford University S.I.T.E. (USA) in 1996, with an American Study and Student Exchange Committee scholarship, and in 1999. He has worked as an economist in the Monetary and Financial Systems Department and the African Department at the International Monetary Fund, in countries such as Peru, Croatia, Sri Lanka, Lebanon, Kenya, Zambia, Angola, Mozambique, Lesotho. Dr. Arnone has taught at the Catholic University of Milan, the University of Milan, and the University of Eastern Piedmont. He has published on issues ranging from anti-money laundering & corruption to development finance, banking and central banking issues. Recent books and articles (with co-authors) include: Primary Dealers in Government Securities (IMF 2005), The Cost of Corruption (Vita e Pensiero 2005-07), Il Venture Capital per lo Sviluppo (Vita e Pensiero 2006), Banking Supervision Quality and Governance; and Financial Supervisors Architecture and Banking Supervision (Edward Elgar 2007), External Debt Sustainability and Domestic Debt in Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (RISS 2007), Central Bank Autonomy: Lessons from Global Trends (IMF 2008), Anti-Money Laundering by International Institutions: A Preliminary Assessment (EJLE 2008), Mafia Economy (2009), International Anti-Money Laundering Programs: Empirical Assessment and Issues in Criminal Regulation (2010).Latest books: "Central Bank Independence, Accountability, and Transparency: a Global Perspective", IMF Series, Foreword D. Strauss Kahn, Preface Jaime Caruana, Palgrave Macmillan 2009 (w. B. Laurens and JF Segalotto)"Debt Relief Initiatives: Policy Design and Outcomes", Foreword Nancy Birdsall, Preface Ugo Panizza, Afterword Aart Kraay; Global Finance Series, Ashgate 2010 (w. A. Presbitero)"Riciclaggio e Imprese - Il Contrasto alla Circolazione dei Proventi Illeciti" (eds), Introduction by G. Forti, Vita e Pensiero 2011 (w. S. Giavazzi)Specialties: Central Banking, Monetary Economics & Policy, Banking Supervision, Economics of Corruption, Debt Relief in Poor Countries, Emerging Markets Economics & Finance, Economics of Criminal Organizations, Anti-Money Laundering