Marius Alin Andries

Marius Alin Andries serves as Professor of Finance & Banking at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, while maintaining a Research Fellowship at the Institute for Economic Forecasting, Romanian Academy. His academic career includes significant international appointments as Go8 Senior Research Fellow at University of New South Wales and SCIEX Senior Research Fellow at University of St. Gallen, complemented by research visits to leading institutions including University of Zurich.

Professor Andries' research centers on financial intermediation, banking performance metrics, and systemic risk analysis, with particular expertise in emerging market contexts. His work bridges academic rigor and policy relevance, evidenced by his recent service as Secretary of State at Romania's Ministry of Finance (2022-2025) where he directly contributed to national financial stability frameworks. His empirical approach combines sophisticated econometric modeling with institutional analysis of banking governance structures.

His publication record demonstrates consistent high-impact contributions since 2014, with recent work (2022-2025) increasingly focused on systemic risk transmission mechanisms, sectoral credit allocation, and the interplay between monetary policy and financial stability. The research shows strong methodological diversity spanning banking regulation analysis, household finance behavior studies, and international financial architecture assessment.

• Associate Editor, Romanian Journal of Economic Forecasting
• Former Go8 Senior Research Fellow, UNSW Sydney
• Former SCIEX Senior Research Fellow, University of St. Gallen
• Research collaborations with University of Zurich, Nova University of Lisbon

Professor Andries maintains an active supervision role while balancing academic research with policy engagement. His government service (2022-2025) provided unique insights into financial regulation implementation, which now informs both his teaching of finance courses and ongoing research on banking efficiency metrics. The integration of practical policy experience with academic scholarship creates distinctive opportunities for students interested in financial regulation careers.

His research infrastructure includes specialized banking governance databases and strong international networks that support collaborative projects examining risk management frameworks across different institutional settings, particularly valuable for doctoral candidates focusing on empirical banking research.