Matteo Benetton

Matteo Benetton is an assistant professor in the Finance Group at the Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley. His research focuses on the intersection of competition in the lending market, mortgage product design, and regulation. Benetton's work explores topics such as household finance, housing markets, and mortgage markets. He is affiliated with the Berkeley Haas School of Business and is active in both academic and policy discussions related to financial markets. His research has been featured in various media outlets, highlighting its relevance to current economic and regulatory issues.

Matteo Benetton is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Berkeley Haas, specializing in Household Finance, Regulation, Bank Competition, and Mortgage Product Design. His research explores the interplay between financial regulation and market structure, particularly in the context of mortgage markets. Benetton's work examines how policies such as leverage regulation and capital requirements influence lending behavior and mortgage pricing. He also investigates the role of financial institutions in credit allocation and the impact of monetary policy on household finance. His publications include studies on prepayment penalties, shared equity mortgages, and the effects of climate change adaptation on local economies. His research provides insights into the dynamics of financial markets and the design of financial products.