Georgina Ge

Georgina Ge is a Research Fellow at the Department of Applied Finance, Macquarie Business School, Macquarie University. Her work spans both Finance and Evolutionary Biology, focusing on asset-liability mismatch risks in shadow banking, mutual fund dynamics, and warning signal evolution in insects.

• PhD in Finance, Macquarie University (2019)
• Supported by Macquarie University Research Excellence Scholarship

Her research in finance explores systemic risks in banking, mixed frequency data modeling, and investor-manager interactions. In evolutionary biology, she investigates aposematic signaling, genetic variation in moth defenses, and predator-prey dynamics. Key trends in her publications include interdisciplinary approaches to risk analysis and ecological signaling mechanisms.

Georgina’s scientific contributions have garnered attention in 3 news outlets and 37 Mendeley readers.