About
Dr. Thaer Alhalabi serves as a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Finance and Accounting at the University of Exeter Business School, joining the institution in October 2021. He holds a PhD in Banking and Finance from Loughborough University and brings prior corporate sector experience as a financial manager, enriching his academic perspective with practical industry insights.
His educational background includes:
- PhD in Banking and Finance from Loughborough University
- MSc (field unspecified)
- BSc (field unspecified)
Dr. Alhalabi's research centers on critical financial systems analysis, with primary focus on banking regulation, financial institution governance, corporate finance mechanisms, and crisis response frameworks. His work extends to dividend policy dynamics, accounting practices, and auditing accountability within volatile economic environments. Publications appear in specialized journals including Financial Markets, Institutions, and Instruments (FMII) and the International Journal of Finance and Economics (IJFE), reflecting his expertise in institutional finance and corporate decision-making.
He actively supervises PhD candidates in banking and corporate finance research areas. While specific grant funding details are unmentioned, his publication trajectory indicates sustained research activity. Dr. Alhalabi's dual academic-practitioner background enables distinctive contributions to financial education and policy-relevant scholarship.
