Faten Ben Bouheni

Faten Ben Bouheni is an Assistant Professor in Finance and Real Estate at Menlo College. She holds a Ph.D. in Finance from Telecom Ecole De Management (2014), with prior master's degrees in Risk Management (2010) and Applied Economics (2012), and a bachelor's in Finance and Accountancy (2008).

• Education:
  • Ph.D., Finance (Telecom Ecole De Management, 2014)
  • M.A., Risk Management (University of Cergy Pontoise, 2010)
  • M.A., Applied Economics (Carthage High Commercial Studies Institute, 2012)
  • B.A., Finance and Accountancy (High Institute for Accountancy and Management, 2008)

Her research spans FinTech innovation, Islamic banking dynamics, risk-return tradeoffs in REITs, and credit risk modeling, with a focus on technological disruption in banking, regulatory impacts, and sustainable economic growth. Recent publications include studies on Banking-as-a-Service, CO2 emissions in China, and human capital effects on private equity.

She teaches courses in International Finance, Corporate Finance, and Real Estate Economics, integrating empirical analysis into her pedagogy. Her work employs advanced econometric methods for policy evaluation and behavioral finance.