Hervé ALEXANDRE

Hervé ALEXANDRE is a Professor of Finance at Paris-Dauphine University and Associate Researcher at DRM Finance, holding a Doctorate in Economic Sciences from the University of Burgundy. His academic career centers on financial systems and regulatory frameworks within global markets.

Education

• Doctorate in Economic Sciences, University of Burgundy

Research Profile

Professor ALEXANDRE investigates critical intersections of finance and regulation, with primary expertise in corporate governance mechanisms, banking theory evolution, and risk management systems. His scholarship examines transparency in financial reporting, regulatory responses to banking crises, and emerging challenges in environmental governance like Extended Producer Responsibility frameworks. This dual focus bridges traditional banking scholarship with contemporary sustainability mandates, reflecting evolving regulatory landscapes.

Publication Trends

His recent output demonstrates sustained engagement with post-crisis banking systems, particularly analyzing central bank interventions during financial turmoil as evidenced by his 2017 GovReg working paper on Federal Reserve actions. Current research trajectories extend into circular economy regulation, examining institutional structures of eco-organizations. Publications appear in specialized finance journals including the Journal of Financial Services Research and Journal of Corporate Finance, alongside contributions to edited volumes like Economica's ‘Banking and Financial Intermediation’.

Academic Engagement

As a core member of Paris-Dauphine's Governance & Regulation Chair, he participates in research workshops, doctoral training, and executive education initiatives. His involvement in the July 2025 anniversary conference ‘Regulation and Geopolitical Climate’ underscores active contribution to policy debates through the Chair's public engagement platform.