Maria IOSIFIDI

Maria IOSIFIDI is an Associate Professor at the Department of Finance & Accounting, Athens University of Economics and Business. Her research focuses on empirical banking, financial services, and public finance, with a particular emphasis on bank-firm relationships, corporate taxation, climate policy, and economic inequality. She teaches courses in banking, money, and business economics.

Education:

• PhD in Economics, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece.

Research Interests:

Her work explores topics such as loan pricing dynamics, the impact of corporate taxes on income distribution, climate policy risks in banking, and gender disparities in credit access. She employs empirical methods to analyze how institutional frameworks (e.g., creditor rights, government policies) shape financial markets and economic outcomes. Recent studies highlight intersections between environmental policy and financial instruments, such as green lending and fossil fuel reserve risks.

Grants & Awards:

No specific grants or awards explicitly mentioned in the text. Her contributions are reflected in high-impact publications.

Labs/Teams:

No affiliated labs or research teams explicitly noted. Her work appears collaborative, often co-authored with experts like M. Delis and S. Ongena.