Grants and awards recently awarded to ACLE research members

• Giuseppe Dari Mattiacci was awarded the Faculty Research Strategic Investment Fund 2023 (€18.400) by the the Amsterdam Research Institute for Legal Studies (ARLIS). Project title: "The power of resisted tempations".
• Hossein Nabilou (with Spyros Terovotis & Alessio Pacces) was awarded the Methods and Interdisciplinary and Multi-disciplinary Research Fund 2023 (€75.000) by the Amsterdam Research Institute for Legal Studies (ARLIS). Project title: “Leveraging financial technologies and legal reforms to achieve ESG goals by improving the exercise of voting rights within the intermediated securities systems”. 
• Yasmine van der Straten, ACLE PhD associate, received the best PhD presenter award at the 2023 CEPR European Conference on Household Finance for her paper “Flooded House or Underwater Mortgage? The Implications of Climate Change and Adaptation on Housing, Income & Wealth”  
• Edoardo Martino (with Alessio Pacces & Enrico Perotti) was awarded the Methods and Interdisciplinary and Multi-disciplinary Research grant 2022? (€75.000) by the Amsterdam Research Institute for Legal Studies (ARLIS). Project title: “Banking regulation for a safe and sustainable economy”.
• ACLE PhD candidate Fatjon Kaja received 2 EULysesses Partnership grants for short visits at Humboldt University Berlin and Università di Roma – La Sapienza.
• Enrico Perotti was awarded the NWO Open Competition Grant (€ 750.000 over five years) for a project on Redistributive Credit Allocation.
• Davide Grossi was awarded the NIAS-Lorentz Theme Group Fellowship (€12.500) for the academic year 2022–2023 at NIAS-KNAW. NIAS Fellowships are awarded to outstanding scholars in the humanities and the social sciences, artists, writers and journalists, to carry out advanced research during a period of 5 or 10 months. Read more about these fellowships here.
• In 2022, Maryam Malakotipour was awarded a shared prize – with Roberto Tallarita – for the best paper of the year at Bocconi-Oxford Junior Scholars Network Workshops in Corporate Law for the paper entitled “Trade-off between Secured Creditor Protection and Unsecured Bondholder Protection: "Microeconomics and Financial Stability Analyses”.
• In 2022, Maryam Malakotipour was awarded the Silver Medal from the International Insolvency Institute for her paper on “Reorganization: a system of all for one?”
• Davide Grossi, Alessio Pacces, Xinyi Wang, and Andrea Titton were awarded a grant (of €10.500) by A Sustainable Future for a project titled “An NLP analysis of institutional investor’s stance towards environmental sustainability” (2022-2023). 
• Edoardo Martino and Oscar Soons were awarded a grant (of €10.800) by A Sustainable Future for a project titled “Banks’ dividend payout and financial resilience. Long-term trends and efficient regulation” (2022-2023). 
• Giuseppe Dari Mattiacci, Davide Grossi, and Spyros Terovitis were awarded a UvA Fair & Resilient Society Seed Grant 2022 (of €14.218) for their research project "De-polarization through Deliberation".  
• Alessio Pacces was awarded a grant by the Amsterdam University Fund (€60.000) to fund part of a research project on “The Societal Role of Corporations” (2021-2024).
• Alessio Pacces was awarded a grant by the Edwin Bouwfonds (€47.500) to fund part of a research project on “Historic Analysis on the Role of Corporations in Society” (2021-2024).
• Davide Grossi, Giuseppe Dari-Mattiacci and Alessio Pacces were awarded a grant (of €27.000) by UvA RPA Human(e) AI seed funding. This grant is funding a research project on “Collective Decisions in Law and Economics: A Computational Perspective” (2020-2021).

Grants previously awarded to ACLE

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