Regular biography
Dr Danilo Lopomo Beteto is a lecturer in the Business School (BUS) at The University of Sydney. His research interests include finance and economics, with a focus on areas relevant to financial policy and risk analysis. Prior to his academic career, Danilo worked as a risk analyst for an asset management firm in Brazil and as a consultant in multiple government projects. He has extensive teaching experience at both the graduate and undergraduate levels and has had his research published in the International Review of Economics and Finance and Journal of Financial Economic Policy. Danilo has presented his work at various institutions, including the Bank of Canada, Bank of Mexico, and the Brazilian Central Bank.
Scholar-generated biography
Danilo Lopomo Beteto is a researcher at The University of Sydney with a focus on financial intermediation, financial networks, and systemic risk. His work explores the implications of liquidity policies, central bank interventions, and financial fragility within banking systems. Beteto's research also examines the role of government insurance and information in shaping asset prices during financial crises. His publications include analyses of financial networks, liquidity risk management, and the impact of regulatory policies on financial stability. Beteto's academic contributions span both theoretical and applied finance, with a particular emphasis on systemic risk and financial network dynamics.