Casey Kearney

Casey Kearney is an Assistant Professor (Education) at the School of Public Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). He teaches Data Science for Public Policy and focuses his research on the politics of financial crises, capital inflow management, and multinational corporate strategies in global credit markets. His expertise spans International Political Economy and advanced quantitative methods.

Education:

• PhD in Political Economy and Government (Harvard University)
• Masters in Statistics (Harvard University)
• Bachelors in Finance (University of Wisconsin – Madison)

Research interests include how multinational firms leverage foreign affiliates for financial advantage and the political dimensions of financial crises. Prior to academia, he worked in investment banking, specializing in raising capital for pre-IPO and pre-M&A firms in biopharmaceuticals, biotech, and SaaS sectors. He previously served as a visiting fellow at the Centre for International Studies in LSE's Department of International Relations.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided information.