I am interested in banking and financial networks, in the role interconnections play in giving rise to systemic risk, in the evaluation and design of macroprudential regulation, and in its implications for financial stability.
PhD in Mathematics, Imperial College London, 2014-2018
MRes in Mathematical Sciences, Imperial College London, 2013-2014
MSc in Theoretical Physics, King's College London, 2012-2013
BSc in Physics, Università di Bologna, 2009-2012
Euro area banks as intermediators of US dollar liquidity via repo and FX swap markets, Benjamin Klaus and Luca Mingarelli, Financial Stability Review (November 2024); picked up by Bloomberg, and Financial Times.
The implications of artificial intelligence for cyber risk: a blessing and a curse , Sándor Gardó, Benjamin Klaus, Luca Mingarelli and Jonas Wendelborn, Financial Stability Review, Box A(May 2024).
Key linkages between banks and the non-bank financial sector, E. Franceschi, M. Grodzicki, B. Kagerer, C. Kaufmann, F. Lenoci, L. Mingarelli, C. Pancaro, and R. Senner, Financial Stability Review, May 2023. [Work picked up by the Financial Times]
Corporate zombification: post-pandemic risks in the euro area, T. Helmersson, L. Mingarelli, B. Mosk, A. Pietsch, B. Ravanetti, T. Shakir and J. Wendelborn, Financial Stability Review, May 2021. [Work picked up by the Financial Times]
Exotic Vortex Lattices in Superfluid Mixtures, Mingarelli L., Barnett R., 2018, Phys.Rev.Lett. (arXiv)
Infinite vortex lattices in superfluids, Mingarelli L., 2018
Vortex Lattices in Binary Mixtures of Repulsive Superfluids, Mingarelli L., Keaveny E.E., Barnett R., 2017, Phys.Rev.A (arXiv)
Simulating infinite vortex lattices in superfluids, Mingarelli L., Keaveny E.E., Barnett R., 2016, Journal of Physics - Condensed Matter (arXiv)
Peer-reviewing (2018-2021): Physical Review Letters, Physical Review B