Portrait of Matteo Marengon

Matteo Marengon Consultant

Matteo is a member of the Finance & Valuation team at Oxera, where he works on state aid and subsidy control, regulatory finance and commercial damages cases, focusing on company valuation and profitability analysis.

Matteo graduated from Bocconi University with a Master’s degree in Accounting, Financial Management and Control at Bocconi University, specialising in corporate finance, financial management and business valuation. Prior to this, he completed his undergraduate degree in Economics and Finance at Bocconi University.

Matteo has experience in state aid and regulatory finance cases in the energy and transport sectors, including aviation, railways and motorways. Moreover, he has been involved in a series of regulatory projects focusing on the estimation of the cost of capital, reviewing commercial agreements and analysing tariff models.

Matteo speaks English, and Italian.

Tel: +32 2793 0709

Matteo's specialisms include:

Selected
professional experience

  • Regulatory finance support for a major airport regulation authority, including CAPEX assessment, RAB calculations, and cost of capital analysis in the context of airport economic regulation (2024–25)

  • Regulatory due diligence of a major airport group (2024)

  • State aid ex ante risk assessment to a motorways concessionaire (2023–24)

  • Regulatory due diligence of a motorways concessionaire (2023)

  • Development of a regulatory and financial model for a major motorways concessionaire (2023)

  • Funding gap analysis for a major airport group (2023)

Qualifications

  • MSc Accounting, Financial Management and Control, Bocconi University, Italy

  • BSc Economics and Finance, Bocconi University, Italy

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Depiction of Laying the tracks for the regulation of foreign subsidies: revisiting the acquisition of Vossloh Locomotives by CRRC

Laying the tracks for the regulation of foreign subsidies: revisiting the acquisition of Vossloh Locomotives by CRRC

The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) becomes applicable this year. To assess its potential impact, we ask: what might have happened had the Regulation been applied to the acquisition of…

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