Dimitrios Georgoutsos

Dimitrios Georgoutsos serves as Professor of Finance at the Department of Accounting and Finance, School of Business Administration, Athens University of Economics and Business. His prior professional experience includes roles as an Economist at the Bank of Greece's Foreign Exchange Department (1992-93), Special Scientist at Panteion University and University of Crete (1990-92), and University Assistant at Trinity College, Cambridge and University of Essex (1985-88).

His academic credentials comprise:

• PhD in Economics, University of Essex, UK (1984-1988)
• MSc in Economics (Monetary Theory and Policy), London School of Economics, UK (1983-1984)
• BA in Economics, University of Athens (1978-1982)

Georgoutsos' research focuses on International Finance and Risk Management, with significant contributions to Monetary Economics and capital gains taxation policy. His scholarly work appears in leading journals including the European Journal of Finance and Journal of International Money and Finance, complemented by the authoritative text 'Taxation of Capital Gains in Greece' (2000).