Filippo Curti
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Filippo Curti is a financial economist and manager in the Quantitative Supervision and Research unit of Supervision, Regulation and Credit at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. Since he started working for the Richmond Fed he has been heavily involved in Operational Risk as both modeler and examiner. His work centers on model development and implementation for supervisory stress testing as well as investigating the potential impact of cyber and climate risk on financial institutions.
His research focuses on financial economics, banking, and insurance. Prior to joining the Richmond Fed, he worked for Toro Assicurazioni S.p.a. (now Assicurazioni Generali). Filippo earned his bachelor’s degree from Bocconi University in Milan, his master’s degree from the University of Turin, and his doctoral degree from the University of Arizona.
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Articles by Filippo Curti
Cyber risk definition and classification for financial risk management
The authors put forward a definition and classification scheme for cyber risk than can be used as a template for data collection by financial institutions.
The information value of past losses in operational risk
The authors argue that past operational losses inform future losses at banks and that the information provided by past losses results from their capturing factors that are hard to quantify in other tests.
Benchmarking operational risk stress testing models
This paper outlines several approaches to benchmarking operational loss projections under stressed scenarios using both accounting metrics and historical loss experience.
Calculate tail quantiles of compound distributions
In this paper the authors evaluate the performance of different approaches for estimating quantiles of compound distributions, which are widely used for risk quantification in the banking and insurance industries.