Edith Ginglinger

Edith Ginglinger is a Professor of Finance at Paris-Dauphine University (PSL Université de Paris), specializing in corporate finance, governance, and sustainability. Her academic leadership includes co-directing the FBF-Dauphine-HEC Research Chair in Corporate Finance, serving on the AMF Scientific Council, chairing national professor recruitment juries, and holding executive roles as Vice-Dean of Research at PSL (2016-2017) and Vice-President for Finance and Financial Sustainability at Paris-Dauphine (2016-2020).

Her research spans corporate governance (board structures, gender diversity, voting rights), climate risk (capital structure implications, ESG integration), and family businesses (long-term investment, labor relations). Recent work examines loyalty shares' impact on shareholder behavior, climate risk's effect on leverage decisions, and board gender quotas' influence on environmental performance. Her publications appear in top journals including Journal of Financial Economics, Review of Finance, and Journal of Corporate Finance.

Key scientific contributions include:

• Co-founding the "Family Businesses, Long-term investment" research chair
• Supervising award-winning doctoral research (e.g., Chancellerie des Universités de Paris prize)
• Developing frameworks for climate risk assessment in corporate finance
• Empirical analyses of dual-board systems and voting rights structures

She actively engages with policy bodies through the AMF Scientific Council and presents research at major conferences including FMA, AFFI, and ECGI events. Current projects focus on family business sustainability metrics and climate risk integration in capital budgeting.