Marta is a third-year PhD student in Finance at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan. Her research lies at the intersection of banking, macro-finance, and information economics, with a particular focus on bank runs, depositor behavior, and monetary policy. She is especially interested in how information affects financial fragility and in the implications of run risk for policy design. Her current work combines theory with empirical evidence from Argentina to study how depositor information shapes run dynamics across different macroeconomic environments. Before MIT Sloan, she received her Bachelors of Arts and Master of Arts from Bocconi University in Italy.